New Rose Bulb looking weak

[speedyroo]

Hello folks. I am a little concerned about my rose bulb anemone that I just got yesterday. I drip-acclimated it and everything but it's not looking too hot. I put it at a place I wanted it and I thought would be good but of course it migrated a little. Where it migrated to though there's not much flow or light and it's a little wilty looking. I tried to feed it today like I fed my other (mini maxi carpets) anemones and the rose bulb didn't take the bit of scallop. Parameters are all good - everything else is bright and perky. Is this normal for them when they first get to a new place?

 

[rickross23]

Pic?

 

[speedyroo]

Quote:
Originally Posted by rickross23 http:///t/391700/new-rose-bulb-looking-weak#post_3475349
Pic?
Where it's situated itself is tough to get a pic but I'll try to get one tomorrow when the lights are back on. It's bedtime for the fishies now.

 

[rickross23]

How old is tank? Parameters? What size? What lights do you have-T5, MH, LEDs, what?

 

[kiefers]

The anemone might just be pissy for a few days. Give it a bit to acclimate and find it's happy place.

 

[speedyroo]

It's actually looking better today. I'm still not happy with it's position. I have LEDs - a marineland reefbrite and also Excotic stunner strips - UV, Blue, magenta, and a blue and white. My testing day is Monday but last Monday undetectable nitrates, nitrites, ammonia. Calclium 400, PH is 8.0 (a little low, I haven't been able to get it up), temp is 78, salinity 1.26. It's a 15 gallon tall nano.
Here it is this morning:

Yesterday it looked MUCH worse. And like I said previously, I put it right under the UV and blue lights but it moved itself away from those. So it's mostly getting the blue stunner and reefbright. Tank will be a year old in August. I have a good amount of copepods and amphibods in the tank in addition to the other stock.

 

[rickross23]

Those lights suck. So many bad ....are you talkin about the marineland reef capable?