Sebae anemone not looking good

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Nems can be hard to keep. Need to know your water parameters. They like strong lighting wheter that be halides or led. Its hit or miss with these guys.
 
My sebae will do that from time to time in order to expel waste.
 
Nems can be hard to keep. Need to know your water parameters. They like strong lighting wheter that be halides or led. Its hit or miss with these guys.

Nitrates are 0 trites 0. Ammonia 0 ph 8.1.
My bubbles are fine along with a lta and a condy. I have a 55 gallon with a nova extreme pro edition 4 bulb t5 with individual reflectors. 4 inch sand bed


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Very well could be that. I have bta's that completely closed up for two weeks and then they open and look great. Go figure.
 
Very well could be that. I have bta's that completely closed up for two weeks and then they open and look great. Go figure.

Ugh if they weren't so beautiful I'd get rid of them. They're so moody, I've had a bta look like it was past saving and I said I'd remove it after I get back from my volunteer job at the lfs and of course I come home to two beautiful btas cause it split


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Good luck with this! Sebaes can be tricky sometimes! But you should be alright!
 
They are just like women hard to figure out. lol
 
Do you have 4 species of anemone in the same tank?

How long has the tank been set up?
 
Is the rock new? Would expect some coralline algae on it after 2-3 years --- something else might be off.
 
Rock is about 1 week, the tank was a fowlr for the 3 years. I got all the levels in check and posted a thread when I got the lights. Coral has been in for 2 weeks. So it's been a reef for 2 weeks


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