Is my BTA dying

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All of my parameters are good
Salanity 1.026
Nitrate, Nitrite, Amonia 0
Ph 8
Aklanity 8
Phosphate 0.03

Tank has been running for more than a year fish only,

Recently added BTA and some corals. All corals are looking good.

Dosing Triton core 7 other methods 2ml/24hrs.
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doesn't seem so. picture is blurry and zoomed in, so difficult to tell.
one side closed and tentacles on that side are getting shorter day by day. Sorry if Im asking dumb questions, new to corals and anemone.

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Looks like its splitting
I know they split when they grow large. My anemone is just around 1 inch in size and I got it 2 weeks ago from LFS. Is there any other reason for them to split like not enough nutrients or light or not happy in my tank?
 
They also split when stressed or about to die. But yours look fine.
 
Thanks everyone for the help
 

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