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For anyone who clicked this thread and doesn't know: Blastomussa Vivida are a species of blastomussa that have even larger polyps than Blastomussa Wellsi, for a rough estimate they are very similar in size to a rock flower anemone.
Anyways, can someone point me towards a vendor who sells these? I'm having a hard time finding any, especially ones that don't look like rainbow throw up for $600.
 
I messaged these guys on here, I was interested in an acantho, they never replied to me. It’s been months. Just sayin

I bought elsewhere
 
I was searching the forum and came across this thread. I’ve had this blasto for like 2 years now and it just keeps getting bigger and it’s also bouncing. Do you think this is a Vivida? Not much info on them.
 
For anyone who clicked this thread and doesn't know: Blastomussa Vivida are a species of blastomussa that have even larger polyps than Blastomussa Wellsi, for a rough estimate they are very similar in size to a rock flower anemone.
Anyways, can someone point me towards a vendor who sells these? I'm having a hard time finding any, especially ones that don't look like rainbow throw up for $600.

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I was searching the forum and came across this thread. I’ve had this blasto for like 2 years now and it just keeps getting bigger and it’s also bouncing. Do you think this is a Vivida? Not much info on them.
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Looks like it!
Is it just that one head or does it have more?
There is like 4 or 5 heads but’s it’s so close to the favia it’s basically out of room to grow and the skeleton is like encrusted on the rock.
 

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