Should I move my anemone?

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The anemone in my 29 has gotten quite large. I have a 75 I can move him to, but have a few questions:
1-will the Fluval Sea 25000k light I have over the 75 be sufficient for him? I have given him a chunk of meat once a week as well. The 75 is currently FOWLR
2-I've quarantined EVERYTHING that went into the 75, but didn't with the 29. The fish that are in there are healthy and have been there 8+ months. I have no light to quarantine the anemone under. Is it worth the risk to skip it or should I find a light and QT it too?
3-if I QT the anemone, 6 weeks? And add sand to a regular otherwise bare tank?
4-my clowns REALLY like the anemone, and honestly the clown/anemone relationship is one of my favorite parts of aquarium keeping. Is there another anemone better suited for a 29 that would be compatible, or are they going to need to be nem-less? Stock lighting on the 29g biocube...10000k day lights and blue actinics
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Honestly, I don't have a QT you acually don't need one. And the anemone doesent need Qt. Just move it straight to the 75 w/ the clown..... Ull be fine if everything is healthy.. And anemones rarely get sickness:bump2:
 

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