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H. Magnifica needs new home

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I need to find a new home for this anemone. It’s about 10 years old. It was formed when my 20 year-old magnifica split. Yellowish tips. Cream/pink tentacles. Purpleish base. Close to 24 inch diameter when fully open. Very healthy. I live in Tyler Texas. Pick up only.
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Gorgeous I've been collecting ritteri for almost 30 years and have over 40 if this wasn't in Texas I would have jumped on it
 
If i wasn't stuck in a rehab facility recovering from a double knee replacement I might have just gone on a vacation just so I had an excuse for the old lady to grab it.
 
I’m in Tyler as well, wish my tank was big enough for that awesome nem! If you’re ever selling some coral frags let me know.
 
EtxReefer we should meet. I have plenty of frags to share.
I’m in Tyler as well, wish my tank was big enough for that awesome nem! If you’re ever selling some coral frags let me know.
 
so many excuses, none appear valid?

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bumping for an almost lifetime great deal!
(these were less than $50 back in 1989!- )


my excuse< No roads from here to Texas, due to construction >
 
I am so sad, I’d pay for shipping AND pay double for that guy
 
Sorry for the late response. I have a health issue that prevents me from always responding quickly. The anemone has a new home. Thanks all for your interest.
 

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