Possible reasons anemone looks pitiful

[gregghia]

So typically this anemone has been super healthy and happy. I have the before pic. Yesterday I added some coral but nothing radical. I did add some calcium and buffer but again nothing radical.
Today when its normally at its fullest it looks pathetic...
Any first initial reasons?

 

[ophiura]

How long have you had it? Water parameters?
Anemones will frequently go through brief periods (of excretion, to be honest) where they look horrible. If it is still attached, I really would not worry at this point. How often do you feed it, or do the clowns feed it?

 

[gregghia]

Originally Posted by ophiura
http:///forum/post/2596281
How long have you had it? Water parameters?
Anemones will frequently go through brief periods (of excretion, to be honest) where they look horrible. If it is still attached, I really would not worry at this point. How often do you feed it, or do the clowns feed it?
Water is crystal
1.025 CONSTANT
82 degrees
No trites nor trates
Calcium is >400
Lighting is timed
Excellent flow.
Clowns feed it but I drop a pellet of my homemade fish food in there once a week.
I did add some corals and 3 fish and the shrimp that was eaten last night but thats it.
I did a 10 gal water change 10 minutes ago on a 75 gal tank so we will see.
It is still attached at the moment but the center or eye/butt whatever you call it is open and looks like its insides are coming out but not severe.

 

[perfectdark]

What color are the "insides" that appear to be comming out? IMO its just expelling waste, but keep an eye on it for further signs of stress or deterioration.

 

[brandan]

Are you using R.O. or R.O.D.I. water? If not, I am sure your problem lies within the water you are using.

 

[ophiura]

I would say if it is not looking better tomorrow, then be more worried.