Bubbletip anemone

[tiffanyambee12]

Is my bubble tip dying or is this normal? I don’t want to leave it in there if it’s dying and it wipe out my whole tank.

 

[Spare time]

Looks like you have some seriously low flow. Could you list the parameters and the test kits used.

 

[twelvefive]

How long have you had it?

 

[Stephen8169301]

Is the foot of the nem coming detached?

 

[reefiniteasy]

It looks like it split down the middle.

 

[tiffanyambee12]

It looks like it split down the middle.

I thought so at first too but it isn’t split

 

[tiffanyambee12]

Is the foot of the nem coming detached?

Yes

 

[tiffanyambee12]

Is the foot of the nem coming detached?

How long have you had it?

I’ve only had it 4 or 5 days

 

[twelvefive]

Tank parameters? Age of tank?

 

[Stephen8169301]

Yes

With the foot coming detached is usually never a good sign how did you acclimate ?
@vetteguy53081

 

[Jekyl]

Tank parameters? Age of tank?

This

 

[vetteguy53081]

Is my bubble tip dying or is this normal? I don’t want to leave it in there if it’s dying and it wipe out my whole tank.

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Its not dying but highly stressed. Often when they do this, there is something upsetting them such as High nitrates and/or phosphate, high salinity, temp too warm and inadequate water flow or clownfish beating the daylights out of them in excitement.
Too much light and they hide and even expel zooxanthellae in which people think theyre pooping. Too little light and they climb towards light. Too much flow and they move. Too little flow and they shrivel /shrink and lay down as in your pic.
immature tanks is a high reason for stress and should not be placed in a tank no less that 4-6 months of age where numbers are stable. They dont even like water changes