Bubble tip anenome attached hanging under rock; is this normal?

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I got a bubble tip anenome today (I know it’s bleached, I couldn’t get a good look at it in the store. any good tips for having to come back besides frequent feedings/good Params) and in a few hours it’s moved to this underhang in my rock, but I’m not sure how to feed it since frozen food floats away from it when I tried feeding it some frozen brine today. Will it move out of that area on its own?

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I got a bubble tip anenome today (I know it’s bleached, I couldn’t get a good look at it in the store. any good tips for having to come back besides frequent feedings/good Params) and in a few hours it’s moved to this underhang in my rock, but I’m not sure how to feed it since frozen food floats away from it when I tried feeding it some frozen brine today. Will it move out of that area on its own?

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It moved there likely due to either too much light or too much water flow. Avoid the extremes with bubble tips- Extreme light and flow
Too little and they climb and may end up in power heads
 
I got a bubble tip anenome today (I know it’s bleached, I couldn’t get a good look at it in the store. any good tips for having to come back besides frequent feedings/good Params) and in a few hours it’s moved to this underhang in my rock, but I’m not sure how to feed it since frozen food floats away from it when I tried feeding it some frozen brine today. Will it move out of that area on its own?

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It's normal give it time, it will find where it wants to be.
 
Bleaching is a stress event, I would not feed it nothing. That’s a stress event as well.


Feeding is not required. Feeding is for people, light is for nems. How many nems I’ve seen die, jammed with food items.

Just leave him completely alone, if he can recover he will, otherwise he’ll start to come apart, then discard.
 
It moved there likely due to either too much light or too much water flow. Avoid the extremes with bubble tips- Extreme light and flow
Too little and they climb and may end up in power heads
Forgot to mention in the post that it’s a biocube 32, so the lights shouldn’t be strong enough to bother it right? As for flow I have a Nero 3 at 25 to 75 percent random flow, and it’s semi in the pathway of the flow.
 
Forgot to mention in the post that it’s a biocube 32, so the lights shouldn’t be strong enough to bother it right? As for flow I have a Nero 3 at 25 to 75 percent random flow, and it’s semi in the pathway of the flow.
light should not be an issue however Nero may be very strong
 

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