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Had this tube for couple years and has always done great.
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Couple a months ago it started looking funny and didn’t come out much. For last month or so it looks like this.
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I know it’s still alive because it draws in if touched, any suggestions
 
Had this tube for couple years and has always done great.
10CC649D-0023-47A2-A1A2-181AAC0CCBC9.png


Couple a months ago it started looking funny and didn’t come out much. For last month or so it looks like this.
03D19A6D-EB64-4AF6-9568-E6D6E45B606C.jpeg

I know it’s still alive because it draws in if touched, any suggestions
Do you have peppermint shrimp? Mine were attacking the tubes at the bases of the tentacles. They didn't open back up until after I had.... Disposed of the scrimps
 

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