Colorado sunburst help

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Nothing alarming stands out to me , there are many immeasurable variables that could be adding to the anemones distress , potential metals in water, heater leaking how old is the tank? Nems should only be put in established systems of 12+ months
Tank is exactly a year old, and recent icp tests showed everything is in check, no metals, my RO system is also in check with all fresh media, so no metals from that either, and heater is in good shape, it’s a brs titanium heater
 
Then I would still monitor daily and try not to do much , it is trying to acclimate. Do not feed it either
 
Then I would still monitor daily and try not to do much , it is trying to acclimate. Do not feed it either
Here are some updated photos from today, looks like the tips are starting to inflate a bit
 

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Looking a lot better
Updated photo, my buddy who runs his own tank maintenance and coral care company came by and moved a few rocks to get it some light. Looking better!

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It probably won't stay on the back glass for long. BTAs typically like to have their foot buried in a rock crevice.
 

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