Ripped foot?

[jcosta26]

give it to me straight, doc:/

 

[Tahoe61]

I would provide excellent flow and optimal water quality and hope for the best. It almost looks like an incomplete cloning? You could always try a Cipro treatment in a QT system.

 

[jcosta26]

I would provide excellent flow and optimal water quality and hope for the best. It almost looks like an incomplete cloning? You could always try a Cipro treatment in a QT system.

Does it look ripped?

 

[jcosta26]

After about 10 minutes in the tank

 

[Tahoe61]

Where both anemones within close proximity of each other?

There are obviously mesenterial filaments showing which is not typical but may be present during an interrupted cloning event.

 

[jcosta26]

Where both anemones within close proximity of each other?

There are obviously mesenterial filaments showing which is not typical but may be present during an interrupted cloning event.

They were touching and looked like 1 big nem

 

[Tahoe61]

Well the last images looks pretty good. BTA are pretty resilient if water chemistry is in line. I would leave it be, watch and wait and not attempt to feed the anemones for some time.

 

[jcosta26]

update: 1 hour of being on the tank, not looking good

 

[Tahoe61]

I would not draw that conclusion based on the couple hours. As I posted earlier BTA are extremely resilient.

 

[jcosta26]

I would not draw that conclusion based on the couple hours. As I posted earlier BTA are extremely resilient.

Thanks for your input man, I'll post again tomorrow with an update

 

[jcosta26]

looks great today, the clownfish slept in it last night

 

[lariat8099]

What are you feed your RBTA?

 

[lariat8099]

Oops. Feeding

 

[jcosta26]

Oops. Feeding

I just got this one yesterday, but I feed my other one mysis shrimp and sometimes a small piece of cocktail shrimp

 

[Maddlesrain]

I had my RBTA get sucked into one of my vortechs maybe a year or two ago. Turned off the pump, ripped the shredded anemone out, and stuck it back in the tank. The anemone healed up after the incident like it never happened. As mentioned previously, they're pretty resilient if your parameters are in check. Give it a few days without any harassment and see if its health progresses or declines.
I wish you and your anemone the best of luck!