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Originally Posted by cheeks69  With proper lighting why would you feed the Anemone so often ? Do you think it expelled some of it's zooxanthellae because of stress ? My RBTA also did the same thing but it was because of a dramatic increase in lighting intensity, it became light pinkish color. Not a good photo but you can see it off to the right. 
This article by Robert Fenner is excellent and speaks to the dangers of overfeeding hosting Anemones: Feeding Anemones |
Thank you for the information Robert. For many years I keep this anemone now already. Either they have fed my Clarkiis or other anemone fish daily or I have taken over this part. Many clones from the original anemone have split, in the meantime, ALL clones lives by best health. I will not overfeed them certainly. Believe me, I already know what I do. The cause of a dramatic increase in lighting does not apply. The reason is very low nutrients, nothing else. Also not stress.