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CC Flame Tip Anemone - Natural Split Clones FS

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Lineage direct from CC. They are large, healthy, and eating mysis/silversides. Natural Split.

$618.23 shipped. First come, first serve.

Here's a group shot from two weeks ago. Hard to get WYSWYG until I prep to ship(tank is very full), but they're pretty much all the same large sized splits from my ridiculously large clones. These are all larger than my last clones.
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Thanks for looking!
 
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They're under Kessil A360WE at 60-70%, very happy.

Pics from my last clones (in tank of the buyers immediately after receiving) for color comparison.
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Received mine last week. Arrived healthy and nice. I am sorry for the crappy pics, I am taking them off an older cellphone so my pictures are not the best. I have them under led at around 55% blues and 5% whites right now.

Sorry pics out of order.

First pic is the first day in the tank. Whites were higher in this pics so it's more of a clear pic on my phone.

Second pic is a picture of it today a littler earlier. The lights were not fully on yet. Maybe still around 40% blues or so.

Third pic is of the anemone when it arrived in the bag. Only sunlight on it.

The last is another of it today from a different side.

honestly my pictures don't do it justice. The anemone is a lot brighter in person and nothing else in my tank compares to it.
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My last shipment got delayed and I'm waiting for the nems to survive, first, before I think about selling my spare.

Otherwise I usually have natural clones every 6-12 months.

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Thanks for the comments and interest, everyone!
 

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