RBTA dying

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Hello all, my RBTA’s are dying and I don’t know why. All my parameters are in check, but I can trace the start of this all. I had a pretty large colony of pulsing Xenia that out of no where died (literally within the span of 6 hours or so) of course this happened at night so I only got to it when it was too late. After that my anemones started acting weird, the 2 I had split from the stress I presume and have gradually gotten smaller, lost color and the tentacles have shrunk to the point where it looks like they’re not even there. I wasn’t around for about a month and now they look really bad, I moved one to a fluval 13.5 just cause but it looks like a lost hope, they’re really bleached out. I’ll send some before and after pictures. Someone help!

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If you have a hospital tank and some cipro, you could try that and see if it will help any but it looks like it may be to late
 

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