RBTA Losing Tentacles???

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Having same issue and after reading, pretty sure increased flow is the issue
 
For the new posters here: As long as the nem is just dropping a few tentacles, you shouldn't worry. Nems will sometimes drop a tentacle here & there, think of it as the nem trying to better balance itself against the direction(s) of the flow.
 
This is what happened to my RBTAs... . I am still holding onto hope that it will make a recovery. Is there still hope?!

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This is what happened to my RBTAs... . I am still holding onto hope that it will make a recovery. Is there still hope?!

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Any word on this? I am having this issue, been closed and shrank for almost 2 weeks.
 

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Should you remove the tentacles that seperated from the tank? I heard pretty much nothing will eat them?
 
Should you remove the tentacles that seperated from the tank? I heard pretty much nothing will eat them?
To be honest, I never really saw them. Of course, I saw my anemone not have tentacles anymore, but other than that, I had no other evidence. (other than it looked like it was also shedding?.) My anemone is has yet to inflate and is hiding under a rock, I have looked at it a few times and the mouth was wide open. From what I have read, that is a terrible sign, but it has yet to officially "die" so I have keeping my fingers crossed that he pulls through.
 

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