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salt_water
I would think that was a probability, but it started to turn a brownish color a few weeks back(before I moved my tank). I didnt feed it near often enough or the right thing. I direct-fed it (the white one) some Spirulina Enhanced Brine, and he started to turn back to white once again. I thought it may have been losing its "bleaching" when it started turning brown but since it has started turning white again, I'm a bit confused. When I explain it to anyone they think its a Haitian. As you can see, it is not. Since then I have picked up Mysis Shrimp, Krill, Silverside, Roti-Feast and more Spirulina Enriched Brine. I fed both BTA's a whole krill today, which they both took very quickly out of my hands. So we will see how it goes. Thanks for the replies. :joy:
Also, here is the picture of my new percula. Sorry about the blurriness I coudlnt get him to stop moving.
Generally they are bleached to seem more green or Rose than they actually are. I doubt anybody would bleach an anemone white because a white color means the zooanthalaxe has moved out and the anemone is starving from not enough light. .... What is your lighting set up? A healthy anemone will be its batural colour of brown / tan or rose , sometimes green.
