Need Some BTA Advice

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Just to clarify, that second pic is from 2/16. The anemone is still in that same spot pretty much but hasn’t looked like that since that pic. Now it is brown and almost never see it fully inflated. I will get a current pic tomorrow.
 
I personally wouldn’t adjust the lighting just because it may stress it out more. If it comes out of its funk it will find a spot that it likes the light and flow.
 
Agree don’t adjust lighting yet I’m just brain storming for you
 
Thanks for all the input. So essentially I should just leave it be an keep and eye on it then?
 
Oh and should I try and feed it like this? I havent been because I did not want to irritate it more than needed.
 
If the mouth has been open often then dont feed. If it just looks kind of limp and not bubbly you may want to try a very small feeding and see how it handles it over a few hours.
 
If the mouth has been open often then dont feed. If it just looks kind of limp and not bubbly you may want to try a very small feeding and see how it handles it over a few hours.

Alright thanks.
 
Other than very bright light lights, looks normal
 
How is the RBTA doing?
 

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