Is this normal activity for a rose bubble tip?

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after a shrimp feeding my bubble tip looks to be inflating and deflating the base continuously? Any ideas?

 
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after a shrimp feeding my bubble tip looks to be inflating and deflating the base continuously? Any ideas?

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after a shrimp feeding my bubble tip looks to be inflating and deflating the base continuously? Any ideas?

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Time lapsed becuase without it I didn’t notice the bubble up and down thing it was doing lol here is 35 seconds☠️
 

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If too large of a piece the anemone won't be able to digest it all. So at some point may be spitting it out. I haven't directly fed mine in years and they grow like crazy.

If you do feed, keep it small. Some mysis or brine that it can catch on its own maybe every week or 2.
 
I froze it in frames- feed Chopped fish, krill or mysis shrimp
 
My nem does that after feeding large prey. It usually makes me think that the prey is too large and the nem is having trouble getting it down, but it might just be normal digestion. Feed it smaller prey items in the future. In my experience, they'll grow just fine even if you don't target feed them, so i don't feed mine unless I really want it to explode in growth or split.
 

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