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I got a pink tip anenmone yesterday. I put it in my tank and the bottom of it is stuck in a hole in my live rock. Will he be ok there or do I need to move him.
 
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Oh he'll be completely fine mine shoves itself in between to rocks I've had him for two months and doing great! He'll be fine
 
I think I may have damaged a couple of his tenicles. 2 of them look a little flat and bent over. Is this something g that will grow back or did I harm him.
 
Anemones deflate and their tentacle get flat and the mouth will get big! Mine deflates about once a day becausw that's how they get rid of waste
 
I got a pink tip anenmone yesterday. I put it in my tank and the bottom of it is stuck in a hole in my live rock. Will he be ok there or do I need to move him.

Most anemones like to place their foot in a dark crevice so yours is acting just like a healthy happy nem.
 

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