BTA after feeding

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I just fed my fairly new (about a month) RBTA a decent size chunk of table shrimp. The nem is about 8 inches so it's big. It's been a few hours and now it looks "bloated" like the mouth is puckering, much like my corals do after I feed them. Is this the sign of a happy, full anemone or does it mean is it going to throw up? It took the food no problem and ate pretty quickly
 
They are happy campers enjoying their food. No worries.
 
Thought so. I had lost 2 that I mistakenly bought bleached and never recovered because my clown stole their food so I want this guy to live!
 

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