why anemone fliped in face?

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I will buy the test kit and i is will update you
 
Looks like the nem doesn’t have the proper set up to survive. If it doesn’t hold on to the rock anymore I would throw it out before it kills the tank
It’s recommended to keep a nem in a tank that’s 6+ months old and strong lighting. At 6 months the tank has stable parameters and there’s no fluctuations
 
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Then i will take it back to the shop and re take it after 5 month later. Thank you guys FYI the how it’s look now.

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nemo light 18w

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Need more blues and less whites. Even your Duncans look unhappy. Light plays a huge part also. I think you may have jumped in a bit fast and that is normal. I'm sure your LFS told you that the nems and coral will be fine, just to make the sale.
 
i just keep it in small box with oxygen waiting for the next step. Very sad for him.

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