Gbta issues

[blt4ever]

Hi all, over the weekend I got a green bubble tip anenome. I acclimated it and put it in my tank Saturday and it opened up and looked great after about 2 hours. Saturday afternoon I noticed it was being blown around in the tank by my power heads. I turned the power heads off for a second so it could get a grip somewhere.... It finnaly grabbed onto the lr in a very dimly lit and poor low flow part of the tank. Since then it has stayed retracted for over 36 hours and hasn't done anything. I tried moving a power head to increase the flow where it is currently at after 24 hours and it's still in the same spot retracted. Due to its current location and state I can't feed it. Just for the record I have a 6' 125 gallon tank, I'm running one jebao rw15 and one koralia 4. I had 2 rw15's but the flow was crazy so I took one jebao out and added the koralia while waiting for an rw8. I'm also running roughly 900gph from my return pump after head loss. I am using reef breeders photon 60 LEDs at 30% for now thinking maybe the light was too intense(was at 40%) any ideas or suggestions. Water parameters are 1.025 Sg. 0 ammonia 0 nitrite 5 nitrate. Never had an anenome so maybe I'm worried for nothing.

[m0nkie]

how long has your tank been setup? I wouldn't worry just yet. It takes them awhile to acclimate to your water/light. They usually move when they are ready.

[Mr. Bill]

Agreed.

The best thing you can do is leave the nem and it's environment alone. Being moved is stressful, and it can take a week or more for one to fully adjust to a new tank. Having the flow and lighting constantly changing will add to the stress. Set your tank back the way you want it and let the nem acclimate.

[blt4ever]

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First 2-3 hours in the tank

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After getting blown around-for the past 36 hours

[blt4ever]

Ok, thanks for the input. I was just worried about it after seeing it get blown around the tank by the power heads. I'll put everything the way I had it and see what happens. Thanks for the quick replies