Macrodactyla doreensis, Long-tentacled anemone

they are just pc's 55w twin lights and im running a t-8 as well. i know when i first posted here i sed one turned brown wich it did... looks dirty lol.the other is no longer transparent like but has now color... white.... i dont know if this is good or not... it had stayed in one place for nearly a month... then... i had goten bad case of red slime...and it moved..2 days ago. when the brown one ''blooms'' as i call it. it expands very large long tenticles. no longer can i see threw the tips. purple dots still there. assuming its healthy. the other ''blooms'' very large as well and i swear they come out at least 8-12 inches. the base''foot'' of each swell up good as well. i guess my question here is going from transparent to white... im talkin paper white. is that a good thing. i keep feedin them the same that hasn't changed..

Macrodactyla doreensis, Long-tentacled anemone
These anemones have very long (up to 5-6 in.), smooth, thick tentacles sometimes with longitudinal stripes extending into the oral disk. The tentacles originate from a round flat oral disk, distinguishing it from the condylactis anemone. The foot of the base is almost always bright red or orange.
although i took that from the anemone post on the thread my foot on both are white. is that bad as well.

 

Sounds to me like it's starving for light. Your lights may not be enough for it. Anemone's, most, need very strong lighting and 2-55 watt and one T8 don't sound strong enough(IMO)

 

from what i have been reading when they turn brown is a sign that they are producing their own zoanthastuffamajingy sorry forgot the name of it. ill go back and look for more information.

 

If you dont have proper lighting for it why not just take it back to the lfs