RBTA doesnt look so great

t blackwell

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I have had a RBTA for about two months...it has always seemed to close a little in the evenings but i thought that was normal..or the clowns where getting to rambunctious....the color in it looks ok...it just looks under inflated almost..like the tentacles are half the length they would be when its blown up..it kind of looks like one side may be more healthy looking than the other...strange..any advice? my light is a 320 watt razor over a 210 gal..the nem is halfway up a rock so its about 20 inches from the light..I do have glass tops....in previous weeks its has been big and inflated and sometimes more like it is now...is it perhaps dying..params are all fine ..except my nitrates are about 20...thoughts..id like to do what i can to save it if its in trouble..I cant tell..my first anemone
 
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Glass tops aren’t great for our tanks. They don’t allow lots of gas exchange and block lots of light
 
Any pics ?
Glass tops aren’t great for our tanks. They don’t allow lots of gas exchange and block lots of light
yeh..I know...im planning on getting a custom set of tops with net etc..but when i first got it..I needed the tops it came with..I will try to get a picture and put it up..its just strange looking..what do they do if they are like going to split or something...do they close up some...it looks as though when its open..its just not real inflated..kind of small compared to how it is when its fully inflated....in the evenings it seems to close up some..is that even normal...as the lighs are ramping down some and have become more actinic
 

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