Anemone not looking healthy as usual.

I don't know when you started your tank. But if you're implying 150 days and they weren't light-acclimated, then your lights may be too intense and the zooxanthellae are being expelled, hence the color change. I would lower the lights to maybe 25% of what they're used to and make sure you continue to feed. Then step up the lights every week or so until you're back to previous levels.

However, if you feed a lot, they may be simply excreting. Depends on whether they close up daily and then re-open, or if they just stay closed over the course of several days.
 
Look and make sure the coral band isn't picking the food out they do that sometimes and irritate the anemone
What are your parameters ?
 
It looks like mine did when it split, is there any chance it split over night and you just don't see the other one?
 
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Been cheating out on my saltwater tank, just bought a 180g with a gar & Arowana, dual drilled , full sump a lot of equipment included, so that left me on low budget.
 
Could be a large part of this....get em to around 10 or 12 inches.

My 250w MH was frying stuff in my 29 so i rebuild hood and got it to 10 inches. Everything is much happier
 

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