My anemone was producing a white stringy slime

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Hi so my Anemone was producing white stringy slime but now the inside of it is blown up what should I do ? Is it dying

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Looks like it’s insides . It’s in really bad shape but could be savable.
When did you get it ?
 
+1 on dying anemone. May be too far gone already, but cipro treatment in a hospital tank is usually what is recommended for anemones.
 
I got it from my fish store how can I save it .
 
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Looks like it’s insides . It’s in really bad shape but could be savable.
When did you get it ?
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Looks like it’s insides . It’s in really bad shape but could be savable.
When did you get it ?
it started getting like this a few days ago I bought it about a week ago
 
It is not well. But as James M stated could be savable. Can you seclude it in a small floating colander and keep an eye on it?

How long have you had it and are your clowns beating it up?

Parameters and age of tank in order?

Please keep us advised. I'm sorry. I hope it can get healthy for you and its sake.
 

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