Anomie help

[Jeff Page]

Will my clown fish damage an anomie? I swear this clown is like a teen aged boy on a new girlfriend. The anomie has not opened fully in days.

 

[saltybees]

 

[ThePurple12]

Most likely not the clownfish’s fault. Do you have a picture of the anemone? How old is the tank? Was it healthy when you got it? What do you have for lighting?

 

[Jekyl]

Most likely not the clownfish’s fault. Do you have a picture of the anemone? How old is the tank? Was it healthy when you got it? What do you have for lighting?

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[Jeff Page]

The First photo is today, the others are last week. Tank was set up in Dec and everything checks out. The Anemone has been constantly moving the last 3 days. When I just went to take the pic, it appears to be trying to eat a snail. Could it just be hungry? I feed reef chili every couple days.

 

[ThePurple12]

A large water change is my go-to when everything else checks out. The nem doesn’t look terrible; I would give it a couple days. No recent changes that you can think of?

I doubt it’s hunger. What’s your lighting?

 

[Jeff Page]

A large water change is my go-to when everything else checks out. The nem doesn’t look terrible; I would give it a couple days. No recent changes that you can think of?

Its less than a quarter of its usual size. Nothing has changed, did 25% water change Sunday. No other changes.
Thanks

 

[saltybees]

it’ll continue moving until it finds its happy place, I’d just leave it alone until it finds a spot, they generally like a more mature tank so it might not be 100% impressed right now.

 

[Jeff Page]

A large water change is my go-to when everything else checks out. The nem doesn’t look terrible; I would give it a couple days. No recent changes that you can think of?

I doubt it’s hunger. What’s your lighting?

Its a new Radion XR15 on a 20 gallon Nano tank

 

[Jekyl]

3 months is usually too soon for an anemone. Most people suggest waiting around 9 months or so to be successful keeping them.