Help with BTA

[stu1]

Hi all

I probably know how this is going to turn out but any help or suggestions I would be really grateful.

I've had a bta for around 1.5 months.

Look really healthy when purchased.

I had him in a 100 gallon tank which has been setup for 8 months.

Last week I noticed his mouth open so fed some krill. His looked like this for last few days.

2x Oceanrevive t247

Rodi water used.

Every looks normal with testing kit

1.024

Temp 23c

Is there anything I can do to save him

Thank you in advance




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[aznflyfisherman]

I would just leave him alone, dont feed it. If his foot is still attach to the rock n he isnt melting away, i think he will be fine,

 

[NYCBOB]

Doesn't look at all. Why such high nitrate?

 

[EthanKyle]

I second the nitrate. Looks a bit too high.


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[canadianeh]

How often you do WC and how much?

 

[drtrash]

Sci-fi horror show

 

[Martin Kuhn]

Looks not really good!

NO3 is very high and What about your PO4 level. Anemones do not like high nutrients but well cycled tanks

The green stuff on your rocks also looks not to promising and also points to "high nutrients"




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[ThRoewer]

That anemone is sick and need treatment with antibiotics (Cipro) ASAP.

As for high nitrates - I didn't find that to be a primary issue with anemones.

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