Should I protect it's foot?

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So my sebea anemone (maybe malu) is moving and has been in this spot for past 7+ hrs. Do I need to put a cover over it's foot to protect it? My female clownfish does a great job protecting it. As well as my watchman goby for some strange reason. if I do cover the foot what do I use? A clay pot or pvc cut lengthwise? Thank you in advance for all your answers!

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You should figure out why it’s unhappy. Just being uncovered is fine, but it not attaching is a way bigger problem than having it’s foot exposed.
 

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