is this anenome to far gone to save?

I bought a bleached sebae when i first got started and kept it under 130w PCs. I tried feeding sliversides, live feeder gupies, krill, and brine for several months.

Strangly enough, after adding some new live rock to that tank, I had a small diatom dusting and the sebae was coverd with diatoms.

A week or so after that, while still covered in diatoms, it$ quickly began re-establishing its zooxanthellae (sp). It has been steadily eating and growing ever since.

It's almost like having the brown stuff on the outside allowed the zooxanthellae time to re-organize.

Anyone ever experience anything like this?
 
It is looking much better. The first picture looked like it was on deaths door. Here is a good picture of what a healthy one should look like.
 
Has it attached rev? Do you ever get over in the green hills area? I'll give you some of this super selco you can soak those freeze dried krill in.
 
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