Anemone Situation

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Hey all,
I’ve had this anemone for quite some time now, but I’m not 100% sure whether or not it has passed on, mainly cause I’ve never had to deal with this before. If it is dead, how do I remove it? Also, any recommendations for anemones I can add for my clowns? Thanks!

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cant tell as ive seen bubble tips come back from being chopped up, but looks like it might. Stir up a very low amount of water above it (just enough to barely move water on the anemone) with a syringe. If it is coming apart it is dead. Use a siphon to remove it if its melting
 
It looks barely alive but dying. Still has some color. I suspect it’s tank conditions doing this so if you sort out your water and setup it could be saved.
 
cant tell as ive seen bubble tips come back from being chopped up, but looks like it might. Stir up a very low amount of water above it (just enough to barely move water on the anemone) with a syringe. If it is coming apart it is dead. Use a siphon to remove it if its melting
Do you think I can revive it? How so?
 
only way to save the anemone is good tank condition and maybe a prayer
 

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