Need Advice Anenome deflated

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If it has been happy where he is and all of a sudden closed up I would wait a bit before full on panic mode. Water change never hurts. I have rose tips as well that started out as one and now I have 7 in a very large cluster. I never feed them. They love the light and find adequate nutrients from it. I use to feed shrimp way back when but almost killed it once after he shriveled up after throwing up the shrimp I had given him. They will move if they want for better grounds or flow. Water change is what I would do and wait. Just my 2 cents.
 
If it has been happy where he is and all of a sudden closed up I would wait a bit before full on panic mode. Water change never hurts. I have rose tips as well that started out as one and now I have 7 in a very large cluster. I never feed them. They love the light and find adequate nutrients from it. I use to feed shrimp way back when but almost killed it once after he shriveled up after throwing up the shrimp I had given him. They will move if they want for better grounds or flow. Water change is what I would do and wait. Just my 2 cents.
Dear Cary thank you!! what type of tank do you have?
 
Sorry but that anemone don't look good.
I had same issue before and end up loosing it specially if it's been like that for the past 2 days. Look for sign of decomposition such as pieces of white stuff when move the water around. If u see lot of particles flying on the water definitely it is gone. You can try position the anemone where receives a lot of light rather than been under the rock I will turn the rock in a way the direct light hit the anemone. Good luck
 
the LED that comes with teh biocube. I will post a picture of the tank.

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Beautiful corals...
 
If it has been happy where he is and all of a sudden closed up I would wait a bit before full on panic mode. Water change never hurts. I have rose tips as well that started out as one and now I have 7 in a very large cluster. I never feed them. They love the light and find adequate nutrients from it. I use to feed shrimp way back when but almost killed it once after he shriveled up after throwing up the shrimp I had given him. They will move if they want for better grounds or flow. Water change is what I would do and wait. Just my 2 cents.
Thank you!
 

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