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So who in reef2reef has the most first hand knowledge on these beautiful creatures . My Rbta which I have had for awhile now about 12 to 13 inches in diameter . Has always been in the same spot till to day he belined for the bottom of the tank and has kind of hid himself . Is this unusual behavior . All my prams are good checked here and lfs . Run 4 t5 ho on this tank . Any comments would be helpful love this guy
 
Here she is everyone loves a pic
 

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I would say that if it's been in the same spot for some time, taking a sudden move to a shaded area is unusual. Given its size, perhaps it's getting ready to split?
 
The only time I see my flower anemone's move is when they are birthing... might be time for it to split... no phun intended
 
Ty will have to see what happens now . Hopefully everything goes good with it
 

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