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Cool Feeding my sea anenome

I have a 4" pink carpet anenome. It has a Cinnimin Clown fish as mutual friend.

I have had them both for 3 months. They were purchased together as mates.

I have been feeding the anenome bits of raw shrimp and fish. However, for the last month or so the Clown fish has been stealing the food and sharing it with it's tank mates.

The anenome looks and acts healthy but I'm not sure what is going on.

Could you please help me?
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