Picassos fading color

[d9sccr]

I bought a pair of Picassos a month ago and everything has been great. They took to an RBTA within hours of being introduced. Over the last two days, the smaller of the two, who is in the anemone less frequently, has begun to fade in color. Is this normal? Anything I should do?

 

[jkrentz2515]

what color has been fading? black, orange... If the orange is fading start feeding frozen cyclopeeze.

 

[OrionN]

Even with healthy and great condition, sometime BTA and less likely H. maginfica will cause A. percula to loose some of the black color that they have. Remove the anemone, and the color will return.

 

[d9sccr]

It's losing both orange and black. Any other thing I can do? I want to keep the anemone and don't have another tank to put it in

 

[OrionN]

Nothing. Just feed the fish well and that is about all you can do.

 

[this is me]

Get rid of the BTA.
http://www.reefcentral.com/forums/showthread.php?threadid=1531109&perpage=25&pagenumber=2

 

[this is me]

My clowns are now a lot darker than the pics posted.

 

[d9sccr]

I began to have some problems with algae in my tank and because I had a busy test week, I didn't have time to do water changes, so I turned the tank light off for a few days and limited the amount of natural sunlight exposure. The anemone wasn't happy and moved all around the tank, but when I turned the light back on, the clownfish had their normal coloration back...