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Gauging interest in 'rainbow' BTA trade

PatientZero

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I have a anemone that is orange and green that split recently. It is very similar to the ones being called 'rainbow' BTA. I was wondering if anyone had something to trade. The split is kind of small, but it should grow fast. Id say its close to the size of a silver dollar or so. Its color is a little light at the moment from hiding since it split, but its out in the light now.

Looking to trade for something cool. Located in riverside.

Here is some pics of the anemone from like last summer when I picked it up and a video (if that works)
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What area of SoCal are you from, might be worth a drive for me to come look for it, I have been looking for one of these.
 
Im in Riverside, but I come down to SD pretty often. Im interested in any cool BTA or LPS

Here are a few more pics, the color reminds me of a creamcicle
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No, but it is now on the under side of a rock at the base of my rockwork and I dont want to tear the tank apart to get at it. Sorry
 

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