How to train your clownfish to host "Amnemonemomne".

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Ha! I have lived in:

Upstate
Cortland (born in), Syracuse,

Long Island
Stony Brook, Centereach, Bethpage

City
Manhattan

Westchester
Mamaroneck, Harrison and currently, White Plains.

My brothers and parents now live in Buffalo so we are there a bit as well. I also lived in San Francisco for three years. I get around and I am skilled at moving tanks.

 
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Born and grew up in Manhattan (LES), lived in all burrows. But familiar with Long island, drove there many times to get frags. Had a bungalow in the Catskills, now retired in Florida.
 
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Born and grew up in Manhattan (LES), lived in all burrows. But familiar with Long island, drove there many times to get frags. Had a bungalow in the Catskills, now retired in Florida.

Nice! What anemones have you owned? I have had H. magnifica, a Sebae and several Condy/Atlantic anemones. About to get my first BTA. I never had a faux anemone like in your video, but I almost picked one up for my new build to test the flow.
 
That was a fake anemone..lol
I've always had BTA's, Rose and carpets (haddoni red) the other you mention never had one. Someday I'll get a Colorado Sunburst, after I sell a few clownfish.
 

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