Lost Anemone

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Hi Everyone,

I have a waterbox 230.6 with a fuge and Octopus elite 200-int skimmer. I keep purigen in the sump as well. I have had no issues until last night (2 clowns, a long tentacle anemone, a blue headed wrasse, flame angel, naso tang, bue spot puffer, foxface, sand sifting star and chocolate chip star. All are doing great. My amenome is pretty big and found a spot it seems to like and "planted" itself in. My partner was out last night and got home after I was asleep. He added a purple bubble tip anenome, but neither of us can find it anywhere. He acclimated it to a degree, but he really knows nothing of the hobby. His heart was in the right place. Any idea on where to look/what to do? Maybe its just a waiting game. ‍♂️
 
Sounds like wait and see - cranky nems will frequently lodge themselves under rocks out of the light and flow, perhaps bust out the flashlight
 
Thanks! I'll look with a flashlight
 

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