help nursing anemones back to health

i saw on a local message board some one wanting to trade 2 small rbta for afew hermits.he said the 2 RBTA were formerly 1 and around 4 inches. he had them in a stock 29 gallon bio cube that was about 4 months old.he wanted them to go to a good home where they could do better.i rounded up 5 blue legs and went on my way.i got them home acclimated them and they are very much bleached but there is still some pink on them.they are stuck to a rock and are eating very well. they are in my year and a half old reef under t5 ho lighting. i feed them shrimp,octopus,muscle,clown fish eggs,plankton ect.... i know about the general care of nems but my question is is there anything i can do or not do to help nurse them back to health? my tank has perfect water and i top off twice per day. i know an ato would help but i cant swing it on this tank, i will be upgrading to a 220 tank shortly that tank will have one.

 

post your params, perfect doesnt explain enough. other than that theyll probably be fine. just keep water quality at top notch.

 

what lighting do you have? strong lighting, and regular feedings. 2-3 times a week should help restore the anemones zooxanthellae

 

0 amonia 0 nitrites 0 nitrates undetectable po4... i run bio pellets they helped me out tons. i have a 4x54w t5ho fixture on a 55 gallon tank....can overfeeding hurt? whats the best food for them?

 

shrimp thawed in tank water or silversides is what i used, but its mainly up to you..octopus, clam..shrimp

 

these guys are small lol i may be able to feed them afew scales of a silver side lol.... they have grown already since i put them in the tank. i got them at about the size of a dime 4 days ago they are now about the size of a nickle. ive fed them 3 times today i soaked clown fish eggs in selcon,vitamin c and spirulina.they both ate about 5-8 eggs each feeding.