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Hi, I got 4 rainbow bubble tip anemones a while ago. They’ve all been doing great, until the other day when one got half sucked up a filter. I turned the filter off as quick as I could. Does the anemone look like it’s going to make it?

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Looks like it should be okay. Is it still to attach its foot?
 
It will probably take a few days for it to recover. I would just give it time.
 
I can’t get its foot to attach to anything, that’s why I put it in the box.
Does the foot appear to have any damage anywhere? A damaged foot is a real problem for nems. but if you put it in something for safety, it may be able to heal itself.
 
I can’t get its foot to attach to anything, that’s why I put it in the box.
A lot of people put them in a small clay type flower pot. That way it's foot is protected while it heals.
 
Does the foot appear to have any damage anywhere? A damaged foot is a real problem for nems. but if you put it in something for safety, it may be able to heal itself.
I didn’t see any damage on its foot, it just looks really sad.
 
Many survive going up pumps provided they remain together.

Stability is best for recovery prospects!
 

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