Originally Posted by tank watch
I think he is on the move as well.
Moving can be a sign that your anemone is not getting enough to eat or too much or too little light (I know, that could be just about anything). Think of it as a baby crying. You know it needs something, you just don't know what. Have you tried feeding it? Of course, there can be complications resulting from feeding as well. Anemone under stress will sometimes turn themselves inside out after feeding (at least I have noticed this on more than one occasion). Sort of a catch 22. Darned if you do . . . .
However, I'd try feeding it a small amount of shrimp. You need to avoid stressing the anemone out even more while feeding. I use air line tubing which I have cut at an angle so I can skewer a piece of shrimp. Then I brush it against the tentacles lightly. If the tentacles latch on to the shrimp, that is a good sign that it is going to eat. Don't force your anemone to take the food if it doesn't latch.
I don't profess to be an expert by any means so take my advice with a grain of salt. However, I have kept anemones over the years. I have had a carpet anemone last for almost two years. Then it suddenly died after I introduced clown fish to the tank. They can be heartbreaking to keep.
Best of luck, let us know what happens.
-Dusty
