Looks like a nice one. You're not worried about it infecting all the other anemones in the tank?
Going on 4 moths with green haddons think it's in the clear of infection!
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Looks like a nice one. You're not worried about it infecting all the other anemones in the tank?
taylor t
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Yikes. IMO, this one is doomed.
So the one you posted in post 16 when it first arrived is the same one in your full tank shot? Definitely looks a lot better in the tank then when it first arrived. I hope it does well for you. I'd be too nervous about it infecting all of those other anemones to try it without QT.
nemguy
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Oh the crappy looking pic is when it first arrived here's a right now pic from security camera I use to monitor when at work and he doesn't go to main tank until after he's been in my qt tank for a month then I usually consider him safe to put him in one of the displays 
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nemguy
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Definitely not doomed I posted pics out of order my bad the horrible pic is when it first arrived but I was surprised because the water wasn't cloudy and the ph was very close to 8.3 and there was very low ammonia in the bag too and unlike any other large gig I get sent the foot usually has a tear but only the large ones never the small this one was supposed to be a small around 4 inches but because I've built up a relationship over the last year with the online store they decided to surprise me and send me the show size anemone they had in their display tank at the store for a few months and they sent me the background information when it came to this is my 13th gig and by far the most healthy looking and feeling upon arrival not once have I had one come in clear water I'll keep updated on its progress but as of now looking really good
he is about a foot across now is super sticky its foot is super attached to the bottom of the tank and it retracts and locks up if my finger touches it its mouth is just a little open at night until the lights go on I'm assuming it's because of its not getting all the flow and light it wants has another 5 days of treatment unless anyone thinks it doesn't need the full 7 and I can get away with 5 or 6 to minimize exposure to cipro I know it can damage the anemone to an extent I've used cipro and amoxicillin and I found amox to be less damaging to the anemone but It doesn't dissolve as good in water 
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