Bleaching anemone

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Hey guys I’m fairly new to this so would appreciate some help if this shouldn’t be thread etc please:). Anyways I have a green BTA which has been slowly bleaching and was hopping if you guys have got any ideas. I rescaped the tank but the bta seems to be pretty happy in the light. I wasn’t sure if it was feeding as my nitrates and nitrites read just over 5ppm, I feed my anemone 1-2 times a week Artemia with garlic and once a month a small slice of a frozen prawn. I bought the anemone looking pretty bleached thinking I could save it but not much has changed. Anyone have any suggestions please?
 
Does he look bleached to you guys?
 

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Yes. I'd stop feeding it. Just feed the tank. How long have you had it?
 
Yup, that's bleached. Got a full tank shot with nem location? What lights are you using and at what settings? Do you know of anyone else that has a GBTA to get some donor symbionts? And, what @Katrina71 is asking...
Also, read this article...
Zooxanthellae Transplant for Bleached Anemones
 
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Yup, that's bleached. Got a full tank shot with nem location? What lights are you using and at what settings? Do you know of anyone else that has a GBTA to get some donor symbionts? And, what @Katrina71 is asking...
Also, read this article...
Zooxanthellae Transplant for Bleached Anemones
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Here’s the full tank, it’s an 80gallon system with sammoon leds which were on sale for a third of the price, thanks for the link will read now
 

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