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My anemone went inside a rock. Is this cause for concern? Or will it come out on its own
 
Hard to say much of anything w/out any any tank info and or pics, but generally not a good thing, what kind and color nem?
 
Green bubble tip. My params nitrite and ammonia zero nitrate 8 ph 8.2
Here is a picture from yesterday

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Is it a new anemone, or just suddenly moved? If new it may just be looking for a home.
 
It is new. That's why I was asking I know they will move till they find a suitable place but I've never seen on g completely in the rock. You can even see it anymore
 
Weird. I would give it some time if new. It wants to find a safe place to plant its foot. Even if it plants its foot deep in a rock, it should still come out for light soon enough.

I have not had experience with an anemone burying itself completely deep in a rock. If it is still there in a couple of days, if you can see it at all, try to feed it to test its response and stickiness. Perhaps others will chime in with thoughts as well.

 
I just fed it yesterday I'll wait to see if it's just panting I can see a few tentacles now. I know they pretty much d what they want
 
It's bleached, so it may have a hard time utilizing the light given(Why I asked color)

I normally don't feed a new nem first couple weeks to let them settle, but in your case you need to squirt mysis towards it a couple times a week to help regain color and health, then it will regain the zoo it needs to process light into energy, and then it should come out more
 
Everything is good I believe ny_caveman was right with it finding its spot. Iflt probably my camera with the coor cause its not bleached its actually pretty green
 
Looks pretty transparent/light in that pic, but in that lighting it's hard to tell.
 

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