Rock Flower Anemone

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I really was just wondering if anyone has seen this before on their rf anemone. I googled first to see if anything helpful would populate and what I could tell it’s either releasing waste or trying to spawn? But it’s my only one so I’m not sure if there needs to be two for them to multiply. The one photo of one wasting i saw, looked a tad different.

Did a partial water change this last Friday, and everything else seems to be normal.

The only thing new I’ve been doing is dosing with the Red Sea energy plus.

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I really was just wondering if anyone has seen this before on their rf anemone. I googled first to see if anything helpful would populate and what I could tell it’s either releasing waste or trying to spawn? But it’s my only one so I’m not sure if there needs to be two for them to multiply. The one photo of one wasting i saw, looked a tad different.

Did a partial water change this last Friday, and everything else seems to be normal.

The only thing new I’ve been doing is dosing with the Red Sea energy plus.

IMG_4293.jpeg
I really was just wondering if anyone has seen this before on their rf anemone. I googled first to see if anything helpful would populate and what I could tell it’s either releasing waste or trying to spawn? But it’s my only one so I’m not sure if there needs to be two for them to multiply. The one photo of one wasting i saw, looked a tad different.

Did a partial water change this last Friday, and everything else seems to be normal.

The only thing new I’ve been doing is dosing with the Red Sea energy plus.

IMG_4293.jpeg
So… my shrimp molted and I’m wondering if it tried to eat it.. it’s looking a bit squished now that it’s able to be seen lol
 
I have had an RFA eat a shrimp molt before. I panicked for a minute!
 

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