As long as he is eating, and he has some zooxanthellae left in him there is a
chance. I would keep feeding him and closely monitor the zooxanthellae
density. As the zooxanthellae re populate slowly move him into more intense
light and keep up with the feeding. If you happen to have a black light
laying around, when the tank lights are off shine it on the anemone. If there
is any traces of zooxanthellae left they will glow and be much easier to see.
I cant say if black lights have any negative effects but iv had em on my
tanks for a couple minutes at a time.
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