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Hello all and Happy New Year!
I have a 75 gallon mixed reef tank. A little of everything. The tank has been up and running for over four years. I have been very lucky with my fish choices however wanted to learn a bit more about soft corals. I currently have a rose anemone that did divide and now I have two. I have a third rose that seems sick and won't eat. Any suggestions would be appreciated.
 
Welcome to the community! Post up some tank pics. Not an expert on nems but [HASHTAG]#reefsquad[/HASHTAG] should be able to help.
 
Hello all and Happy New Year!
I have a 75 gallon mixed reef tank. A little of everything. The tank has been up and running for over four years. I have been very lucky with my fish choices however wanted to learn a bit more about soft corals. I currently have a rose anemone that did divide and now I have two. I have a third rose that seems sick and won't eat. Any suggestions would be appreciated.
What are you feeding it?
 
Welcome to R2R!
An anemone isnt actually a coral but the best thing to know about them is that they are quite picky.
 
Welcome to R2R, glad you found us after 4 years lol ;)
I'm confident @reefsquad have the appropriate answer to your anemone issues.
Happy new year!

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Welcome to R2R
 
*Welcome to Reef2Reef @SJensen !* I hope your anemone is looking better.If it is a new addition it may be stress out or it could have a injury on it's foot.Be certain to include your water parameters with a future post if you have them available.

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