Is my anemone dying?

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Apologies, I know this gets asked a fair bit. Can any of you give me a prognosis on my anemone?

I migrated to a new tank yesterday so parameters are in line with red sea blue bucket at 35 salinity. That said there would have been a heavy swing in nutrients between the two tanks.

Any advice would be welcome.
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It does not look happy. Did the alk level change a lot as well?
BTAs will not like the lack of nitrates in a new tank.
Was the tank set up with true live rock or is it the painted live rock. Anemones do not do well in new tanks in general.
 
So I moved all of my rock and livestock over with the tank change. I was under the impression this negated the need to cycle. Everything else looks great.

That said, it is basically a 100% water change so there was likely swings in a bunch of parameters. All and salinity change gaould have been minimal though...
 
It will not eliminate a cycle totally, but should minimize it. A lot depends on how new to established rock.
 

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