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So my BTA likes to deflate since I got him 2 months ago usually around the evening other than that he seems to be doing good. He is only about 2” in diameter when fully inflated so I assume he is a recent split. He eats when I have fed him and the clown actually took to him unlike the other 2 anemones that I have. Is this something to be alarmed about my other two don’t do this at all. This is the rock he came on and hasn’t tried to move at all.
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My Ultra Rainbow BTA does the same thing almost every night, once the lights start to dim it starts to deflate/close up and as soon as the lights come on its back to normal, I wouldn't worry too much.
 

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