New Clownfish not eatting.

I bought a pair of tank raised percula clown fish this weekend and they haven't had much of an apetite since I've had them. Ones about an inch long and the other is a little smaller. I feed them a carnivore flake food and have tried to feed them a frozen carnovire food as well. I then tried feeding them sinking pellets that were stated they were ideal for clownfish on the label. They just pick at the food a little bit.

Can someone recomend something else that I can try to feed to them.

Could they have some sort of disease?

I really appreciate any advice that anyone can give me.

The tank has been cycled for 3 months now. Temp is 78, pH is 8.4, salinity 1.023. Ammonia, nitrate, and nitrite are all 0. I am removing all uneatten food and I plan to do a water change soon. I do a small water changes once a week. I am wondering if the pet store labeled them as tank raised when they were really wild caught. You would think that tank raised would take food no problem.

Should I try to feed them herbivore food? I was reading that marine algae is part of their diet.

Thanks,
Thresa

Thanks for the info that makes me feel a lot better. My first fish were Chromis and they ate like pigs from day one. The clowns are my second set of fish so I was a little worried. What do you feed your clowns now?

I haven't noticed anything unusual about their mouths. I'll have to take a closer look at them when I get home tonight.
Thanks again,
Thresa