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Bryan1851
Michelle1662
An interesting question. Where are the tips from experienced aquarists?
Michael
I did not find the third bleached actinia in the photo. It should be marked somehow. Or, if it is not visible in the photo at all, then at least the location. There are several options.
Anthony7814
No need to take her out. Don't touch her, she will come out on her own. Everything will recover; this is a common occurrence during her division for me. There was a fatal outcome once, but that was one time out of about 15 divisions. Less worry and feeding with small doses of soft food.
Well, how can you not see it?
Curtis9143
It looks like a flash of light to me. If it's her, then everything is said correctly. She sits at a higher point than mom. Feed her a little bit. Sooner or later, sitting together will become boring, and someone will move away.
Ronald5720
He waited and watched for a long time - it was clear that she was unwell. So he took radical measures - he cut the stone with a grinder and separated them - now the little one has grown and blossomed, and she is still there, while the older one has gone out for a walk - now she is waiting for a new owner...