Mystery magnifica disease ..would like some input

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I have a couple mags in another tank that have been treated with cipro before and did not resolve this issue ..the body appears bloated , the tentatcles get really stubby ,they lose zoox and gradually bleach..Strange thing is - they don't deflate or spew with this infection ..and surprisingly -they eat even with this infection ..I am stumped..want to treat further , but with what abx ?
I have a pic here : any thoughts from the nem gurus ?

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I have a couple mags in another tank that have been treated with cipro before and did not resolve this issue ..the body appears bloated , the tentatcles get really stubby ,they lose zoox and gradually bleach..Strange thing is - they don't deflate or spew with this infection ..and surprisingly -they eat even with this infection ..I am stumped..want to treat further , but with what abx ?
I have a pic here : any thoughts from the nem gurus ?

356266194_947066643244410_3685196508474092983_n.jpg
Cipro is hit and miss. If expelling zooxanthellae, too much light. If shriveled or short tentacles, may be insufficient light and excess flow- Often they need a balance with light and flow.
Assure phosphate and salinity not elevated
 
Can you isolate them and see what happens? Sometimes they simply don't get along.
 
Following, I have one mag thats been like this for >6 months now, not sure what,k its not dying or getting smaller or anything but bleached. I think the only reason its alive is because im feeding it, all other anemones are totally good.
 
Following, I have one mag thats been like this for >6 months now, not sure what,k its not dying or getting smaller or anything but bleached. I think the only reason its alive is because im feeding it, all other anemones are totally good.
What other anemones are in your tank? I do think allelopathy can definitely affect anemones.
 
Only another mags in that system, he used to be in a system with gigs and mertens but I moved him out thinking it was allelopathy but no improvement.
 
I would tried to take good care of him and feed him. Hope he turn around quickly for you.
 
What other anemones are in your tank? I do think allelopathy can definitely affect anemones.
other mags. and a big red hadoni
 
UPDATE : I solved this problem after alot of detective work ..turns out I had a heater in the tank with an internal leak..Had algae growing inside the glass..it still functioned ,but eventually shorted out ..I Removed it - did a 30% water change ..and the mags look noticeably better...
 

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