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I added two rock anemones last weekend. One attached within a few minutes, then buried itself in the rock, and it’s now open and looking good.
The other one moved into a cave and doesn’t seem to be attached. In the mornings before the lights come up, it looks like the left picture, with a big gaping mouth. Once the light comes on, it looks like the right picture.
Is the gaping mouth something to worry about? What signs should I look for in case there’s a real problem?
Parameters:
Nitrates 10
Phosphates 0.12
Alk: 9
Salinity: 35 ppt
Tank is 8 months, 23 days
The other one moved into a cave and doesn’t seem to be attached. In the mornings before the lights come up, it looks like the left picture, with a big gaping mouth. Once the light comes on, it looks like the right picture.
Is the gaping mouth something to worry about? What signs should I look for in case there’s a real problem?
Parameters:
Nitrates 10
Phosphates 0.12
Alk: 9
Salinity: 35 ppt
Tank is 8 months, 23 days
