brought home a GBTA, not looking hot.

[Clifford04]

I brought home a GBTA last night and during the the night time it sprawled out and looked nice but when I woke up this morning it was under a rock till the night, where I decided to check on it. Once the lights went on to 2 actinics I saw it start moving, I flipped over the rock once I really couldn't see it anymore and found this:

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I flipped the rock back over and let the anemone be exposed a little to the light. Is this normal for this in the first 24hours? I never saw it come out today so how am I going to feed it? I plan on feeding it some krill for the first time tomorrow.
Nitrates are at 0..
Calcium is fine
Alk is fine

What seems to be going on here?

 

[alexknight]

temp of the tank, what kind of lighting to do have it could be in shock, maybe in that area there is to much flow?

 

[Clifford04]

Temp is sitting at around 79F. During the day I have 3 bright whites and 3 actinics runnings 54watts each.
I heard they like a lot of flow, but I have a powerhead indirectly on it, it's creating a small current for it.

It started opening it up slightly since I played with it(flipping the rock and taking the pictures, exposing it slightly to the actinics). It is still griping onto the rock, doesn't seem to be moving much, and I can clearly see its mouth. IDK if this is normal for a newly acquired anemone, but I heard they can take a while to get acclimated fully. I plan on feeding it a small amount tomorrow but how am I supposed to if i can barely see it under all the rock?!

 

[Clifford04]

Just an update if anyone is caring to help, I fed it a 1/2 piece of krill today which it latched onto and pulled in. I will feed it in another five days or so. How long do these things take to be acclimated? I don't want to put in my clowns if it's not ready and will just stress it out.