I need help I think my anemone is dying

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good morning. Last night my anemone was not looking well so I had my water checked and they said the ammonia spiked a little and gave me some bacteria to add to the tank. We wanted to wait until morning to do so. This morning I woke up to it falling a part. We are also treating for ich currently but we’re told it is reef safe and all inverts are safe. Please help me

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good morning. Last night my anemone was not looking well so I had my water checked and they said the ammonia spiked a little and gave me some bacteria to add to the tank. We wanted to wait until morning to do so. This morning I woke up to it falling a part. We are also treating for ich currently but we’re told it is reef safe and all inverts are safe. Please help me

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Also we do weekly water changes and checks and our water always looks great
 
I’m pretty sure it’s dying. Ammonia isn’t good for nems. They’re very sensitive. As far as ich treatment goes, my experience is that if it says reef safe it either isn’t or doesn’t work. I never put any meds in my tank. You’re flirting with disaster either way. Either it damages the reef or you lose precious time in treating your fish. I recommend taking all the fish out and putting them in a hospital or quarantine tank. Then your tank needs to sit empty for 75 days so that the ich will die off. Sorry about your nem!
 
I’m pretty sure it’s dying. Ammonia isn’t good for nems. They’re very sensitive. As far as ich treatment goes, my experience is that if it says reef safe it either isn’t or doesn’t work. I never put any meds in my tank. You’re flirting with disaster either way. Either it damages the reef or you lose precious time in treating your fish. I recommend taking all the fish out and putting them in a hospital or quarantine tank. Then your tank needs to sit empty for 75 days so that the ich will die off. Sorry about your nem!
100% agree on all fronts. In actuality you’re likely dealing with velvet these days.

How long has your tank been set up?
 

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