Rose tip anenome

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Is my anenome dying or is he splitting?
 
The mouth gaping open like that is not a good sign. How long have you had it? Water parameters? What do you feed it? Lighting? Tank inhabitants and age?
 
The tank is about 4 to 5 months old. I have had him for about a month or so. My tank is a 75g. Ph is 8. All other levels are 0 and my salt lvl is 27 26ish range. I feed him cubes of mysis and roe that others dont eat. I have 2 48" t5 ho. One blue actinic and one white. In the tank i have a naso ( i know i will have to get rid of), jewel damsel, the cinnamon clown in the picture, and a melanarus wrasse, about 25 snails and blues/red crabs each. 2 coco worms large. Blue mushrooms, 1 ricordhea blue green, 2 hairy green mush, 1 neon red blue acan which is thriving with 13 heads, eagle eye about baseball size, green polyps, 1 full size peppermint, 2 candy canes 1 is radioactive green. 2 sexys shrimp who live in the anenome as well. Haha long list but that is all
 
how's your rose anemone doing? any updated pictures of it and your whole tank?
The anenome and tank under actinic. Seems pretty good. Now have a cyno problem though.
 

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