BTA climbing up frogspawn

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Hey guys,

My 8 month tank has been coming along good for all of my corals, but my bubble tip anemone has never looked like it's doing too good. Water parameters have been on the normal range.

About a month ago, the BTA did split and the two spawns have been roaming around the tank. Currently they are both touching the base of the frospawn, with one even climbing it. With this position, they are both in the shade so I am not sure why they chose to come here, and I am not sure if I should move my frospawn or just let things work themselves out.

Any tips or recommendation on what I should be would be greatly appreciated.

Best regards,
Ryan

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Could be a lot of things but from what you described I would guess they need more light.
 
Also run some carbon
It’s just a matter of keeping a eye on them
 
Could be a lot of things but from what you described I would guess they need more light.
It's strange because they were hiding under rocks for a while.
Also run some carbon
It’s just a matter of keeping a eye on them
I will look into this, I do have a filtration that has activated carbon in it.

I am worried they will hurt the frospawn but they are also very small..
 

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