so my anemone moved

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ok so my anemone moved very far across the tank now under a rock shelf kinda place but the thing is he isn’t fully opened should i be worried or dose it know what’s best for itself i’ll also post a few pictures of it

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Give it time. They need to find a place where they feel comfortable attaching their foot, then they'll stretch out and expand to get enough light. But if it was moving, it probably didn't like something about where it was so it now needs some time to get settled somewhere. And they'll still periodically shrink and expand especially when it's darker.
 
Mine moved to 2 different spots this week aswell... It's normal for them, no need to freak out...

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Give it time. They need to find a place where they feel comfortable attaching their foot, then they'll stretch out and expand to get enough light. But if it was moving, it probably didn't like something about where it was so it now needs some time to get settled somewhere. And they'll still periodically shrink and expand especially when it's darker.
ok thanks for the help
 

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