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He didn't ship so well. Lol :-)



That's ok though...not my first time. Let it snow.










 
oh... snap! i think you are correct when you stated that it didn't ship well. lol i'm assuming that the pics were progressive and it was starting to perk up after being in a qt for awhile?

i have never had a nem shipped to me. what is the white stuff in the water and on the bottom of the tank in a couple pics?

hope it continues to perk up and does well for you.
 
Hey - I kept these ritteri for a long time and STRONGLY recommend you get this up and running:

the "other forum" r central string: 2271385

Protocol for using antibiotics to treat infected anemones ~Added to 7/30/14
These guys are not all that good to ship and they get infected through the h3ll they go through in transit - I have seen the above work several times.
 
oh... snap! i think you are correct when you stated that it didn't ship well. lol i'm assuming that the pics were progressive and it was starting to perk up after being in a qt for awhile?

i have never had a nem shipped to me. what is the white stuff in the water and on the bottom of the tank in a couple pics?

hope it continues to perk up and does well for you.

He's in HT. Pics are all within 24 hrs. White stuff is Cipro.
 
Hey - I kept these ritteri for a long time and STRONGLY recommend you get this up and running:

the "other forum" r central string: 2271385

Protocol for using antibiotics to treat infected anemones ~Added to 7/30/14
These guys are not all that good to ship and they get infected through the h3ll they go through in transit - I have seen the above work several times.

It's already in process.
 
I was lucky enough to score this one from one of my buddies locally who was taking down his tank… I have always wanted it for a long time and it also been passed around locally through a few different hobbyist since about 2007... I'm still looking for a red foot one though ;)
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I was lucky enough to score this one from one of my buddies locally who was taking down his tank… I have always wanted it for a long time and I've also been passed around locally through a few different hobbyist since about 2007... I'm still looking for a red foot one though ;)
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Nice, I can get you a red base mag. I've came across quite a few.

 

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