Is my BTA dying?

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Is my BTA dying? I’m new to the hobby, cycled tank properly and added this BTA a few days ago. First 2 nights it moved around and last night it stopped moving it’s under the rock and isn’t opening up much and doesn’t look as full. Parameters are all normal.
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BTA's anemone's and corals generally don't do well in newly cycled tanks, its generally suggested to give the tank a few months to mature and settle.

"Parameters all normal" doesn't help us to help you, we can't possibly help without the water parameters, tank age, type of lights and flow.
 

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