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Trading anemone

Amadeux

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This one has gotten quite big for my tank. See pics. Anyone interested, I’ll trade it for a frag or two of lps. Trying to get my tank established.
 
Inches wise and what kind?
It’s about 10 inches when fully open. It is a Condy (Condylactis) and it is a happy fella. It’s just too big for my tank at this point.
 
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Willing to just give it away for free without expecting any trade. I just need to find a good home for it. Anyone in the Central Florida área interested?
 
Ouch I've been so busy this past year I never saw this question. My apologies. I gave the anemone to my LFS.
 

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