Any hope for this little BTA?

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Apparently this guy was found in a filter sock and was donated to my tank. It's been gone for about 3 weeks and after adding a new BTA has decided to come back out. Its not looking too good is there any hope for it to have a comeback?
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If there is a mouth, and it can move about. Yes.

But, if that's just a tentacle shred/piece of a bta. Nope

Anyhow, if it dies at that size. I can't imagine it causing any ammonia spikes.

I'd leave it and hope for the best.

But, anemones hate me.
 
Heres a slightly better picture. Looks to me like there is a mouth in that tiny mess. Gonna leave it a cross my fingers it recovers
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Any advice on the strings coming out of this ones mouth? I thought it was color striations at first but it looks like they might be coming from inside.

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I'm sorry. I keep asking questions; I'm trying to get a full understanding. Are the two pictures you sent a before picture or something different?
 
I'm sorry. I keep asking questions; I'm trying to get a full understanding. Are the two pictures you sent a before picture or something different?
First picture was the original anemone in question.
Any advice on the strings coming out of this ones mouth? I thought it was color striations at first but it looks like they might be coming from inside.
The last two are a recently added BTA that this question was about
 

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