Zoas health

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So I’ve had these zoas for about a week and wanted to make sure they look good to all of you. I noticed some of them are kinda pointy and idk if that’s normal or bad. Thanks in advance!
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Agreed light or flow but most likely light
 
They stretch like that when they need more light. What are you using as light? Or can you move them higher
 
They stretch like that when they need more light. What are you using as light? Or can you move them higher
They are all glued in but in using a fluval sea light. I will raise the light but I’m scared my anemone will get too much light. I’m still pretty new to this all. Thank you tho.
 
Nems can take a lot of light. Just raise it slowly over the next few weeks
 

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