Is anemone dead or not

[Tactical Reefkeeping]

Please help I do not know if the anemone is dead or not and if it is I need to take it out fast because people say it might have a tank crash

 

[CasperOe]

It's not dead but it's not too happy either :-)

1. How old is your tank?
2. What's your water parameters?
3. When did you add this anemone?
4. What other livestock do you currently have in the tank?

 

[CasperOe]

What's different between this post and the one you have going on already on the same subject from a couple of days ago? :-)

 

[Tactical Reefkeeping]

Thankyou um this morning when I woke up it look completely deflated so I am wondering what I can do to help it. Thanks

 

[CasperOe]

Thankyou um this morning when I woke up it look completely deflated so I am wondering what I can do to help it. Thanks

Let's see what we can do!

You can start by having a look at the four questions further up here- then someone may be able to help you :beaming-face-with-smiling-eyes:

 

[Tactical Reefkeeping]

Where

Let's see what we can do!

You can start by having a look at the four questions further up here- then someone may be able to help you :beaming-face-with-smiling-eyes:

I do not see it sorry

 

[CasperOe]

Where

I do not see it sorry

It's the very top post in this thread, but I'm happy to repeat myself :-)

1. How old is your tank?
2. What's your water parameters?
3. When did you add this anemone?
4. What other livestock do you currently have in the tank?

 

[Tactical Reefkeeping]

5 months or 6 months old parmenters are Duncan corals torch candy cane green star clownfish damsel bristle tooth

 

[Dburr1014]

That is a young tank.
But, do you know your nutrients? Sorry, I see them. What about phosphate? Do you/have you been feeding it?
How large is your aquarium?

Why do you think your tank will crash if it dies?

You should feed your fish more to help your 0 nutrients. This is first step.
What fish do you have?

 

[exnisstech]

Why do you think your tank will crash if it dies?

Not the OP but unfortunately its most likely because that phrase is parroted all over the web including here.
For the OP I have never had a nem death cause a tank crash. I have had nems turn into snotty blobs that fall apart when trying to remove them but other than clouding the water a bit no other ill effects.
The nem does look bad. If it doesn't make it I would suggest waiting until the tank matures before trying again. Also when people ask for parameters they usually mean water parameters such as
pH, salinity, NO3, PO4, calcium, alkalinity, magnesium (not as important) there may be others but these are all I have test kits for

 

[Tactical Reefkeeping]

Thankyou everyone I am feeding the corals and fish krill and reef roids and now it looks better after fed it and do any of your guys know what is the best Ai prime signifiers stetting for a lps tank thanks.