Why does my blastomussa look sad?

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I offer it food and it takes it but it never looks fully open. A while ago the mushroom touched it so I assumed it was just mad but it’s never really recovered. I’ve had it for months now how can I make it happier?
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I think it looks good... the skirt is nice and puffy. But, it looks like whoever fragged it did a hack job possibly since they cut through the outside skirt on the right side.

Mine likes lower light levels and low flow
 
I think it looks good... the skirt is nice and puffy. But, it looks like whoever fragged it did a hack job possibly since they cut through the outside skirt on the right side.

Mine likes lower light levels and low flow
Yeah I have this one shaded a little where it get indirect light. And lower flow too. Glad to know it looks a little okay haha thanks!
 

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