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Pix please: I might add that if your BTA's are not monoclonal, they tend to reject other BTAs aggressively, have you tried to put the small one in a separte water column?
Feeding small finely divided feedings every other day should do the trick, but the anemones do not recover overnight. You will need to builid up their nutritional stores over a period of weeks to rebuild their biomass.
Be patient and continue TARGET feeding the anemone at the sawme time every other day. I usually will feed the fish some of the same blender mush first, then fight off the fish as I feed the anemones. This pre-feeding the fish helps to stimulate a feed response in the anemones (and Scolymia spp. as well) by chumming the water so they will readily accept the food when you target feed them (Scolymia and Cynarina spp. will expand their feeding tentacles during the fish feeding due to their sensing of the dissolved organics from the blender mush, after which you can target feed these non-aggresesive feeders with a bulb syringe at the same time you feed your anemones. It is better to do this at the end of your photoperiod).
HTH
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