D-Nak
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Check out the rainbow carpet anemone that my LFS has in stock. I’m 99% sure it’s a Haddoni but since there was one rainbow gigantea I want to see it in person to confirm the species.
Rainbow carpet anemone
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OK, I said NO carpet but this I would take. Man o' Man
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Its' Haddoni. Do you know what they wanted for it? ($)Check out the rainbow carpet anemone that my LFS has in stock. I’m 99% sure it’s a Haddoni but since there was one rainbow gigantea I want to see it in person to confirm the species.
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D-Nak
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It's at Aquatic Collection in Hayward, CA. At this point, it's safe to say that they're one of the premiere anemone dealers in the country. I get all of my anemones from them.
I'm heading over tomorrow to take a look and hopefully snap more photos. It's currently in treatment, and if it makes it, it's sold. The price was undisclosed.
I'm heading over tomorrow to take a look and hopefully snap more photos. It's currently in treatment, and if it makes it, it's sold. The price was undisclosed.
TonysReef
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Are you the buyer? I did some successful sleuthing when you first posted and gave them a call. So I'm second on the list if the original buyer backs out, but it's really quite pricey.
Either way, please take some more pics.
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And killed all the fish!!! Worth it!!!
ChrisQ0904
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Well at least my clowns would make it lol
AiKkz
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Hahaha true!!!!
Tomorrow is here. Keep us uptate with a few more pictures.
My Red Haddoni show multi-color at times, when he is NOT doing great.
GatorScott
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Was there ever a price in this? It’s beautiful
TonysReef
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lol, it's 6am in California. Although I share your impatience
And curious to hear more about it and why you think this, I feel like if multicolor were a symptom of poor health then we would see them a whole lot more often.
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D-Nak
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I can confirm that the anemone is a haddoni (no colored verrucae and the tentacle length and shape is indicative of haddoni). Look at the multicolored tentacles!
The mouth was a bit open and it was expelling dead zooxanthellae, but I think it'll recover so long as treatment continues. It was fully inflated and I could see moving tentacles.
Sorry for the bad photos. The tank was turned sideways on a shelf and the pump and heater were in the front so access was difficult.
Once fully acclimated, it's definitely going to be a centerpiece anemone. The color was stunning, especially for one undergoing treatment. It was under a light with only white and a few blue LEDs, so once under a better light, it should brighten up even more. I expect it to be over 24" when it's in its new home. Speaking of which, I was told it was sold to a local buyer, which is ideal for the anemone because it doesn't need to be shipped.
The mouth was a bit open and it was expelling dead zooxanthellae, but I think it'll recover so long as treatment continues. It was fully inflated and I could see moving tentacles.
Sorry for the bad photos. The tank was turned sideways on a shelf and the pump and heater were in the front so access was difficult.
Once fully acclimated, it's definitely going to be a centerpiece anemone. The color was stunning, especially for one undergoing treatment. It was under a light with only white and a few blue LEDs, so once under a better light, it should brighten up even more. I expect it to be over 24" when it's in its new home. Speaking of which, I was told it was sold to a local buyer, which is ideal for the anemone because it doesn't need to be shipped.
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