Did my anemone kill my gsp?

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I added an anemone to my tank yesterday and placed it on my live rock with my gsp. It seemed to migrate towards my gsp and made it close. I moved my gsp to the corner of my tank but it’s been about 24 hours and it still has not reopened. Did my anemone sting and kill it?

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If it touched it, possibly. My rbta has killed a pink Stylo, purple Stylo, red planet, and a few others.
 
It’s possible . I have see GSP stay retracted for a couple days normally but your anemone can kill your coral quickly . I wouldn’t have any coral on the same rock in your tank at least..
It’s like playing Russian Roulette putting a BTA with my corals !He moved first day but has been in same position for 4 months now .. knock on wood. I may trade him one of these days .
Good luck !
 

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