Rose bubble tip

I just let them wander and do their thing until they’re happy. Hide, live on the glass, etc. They settle down after a while.

I would caution against adjusting lights to new livestock, as you’re ultimately stressing the entire system, vs just the new addition.
If you’re worried about a new coral you can start them off low, and raise them up in the tank over time.
Anemones have feet for a reason, it’s so they can move if they feel the need.

That’s a gorgeous bubble tip!
I’m a real sucker for them myself.

Best of luck!
 
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I just got alone last week and it is by far my favorite! Mine moves around a lot too and expands tremendously at times. It's beautiful!
 
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I just got alone last week and it is by far my favorite! Mine moves around a lot too and expands tremendously at times. It's beautiful!
I meant got mine- not got alone..dang auto correct
 
You can also use nylons to cover the power heads. That one looks great. I'm eagerly awaiting my first one from Unique. It will come next week.
 

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