Where to buy a good Nem?

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So with my new tank I want to have (start) with one nem. The tank will be 140 display, 45 sump so large enough but I only want to do one so I want to get something nice.

I don't want price to drive what nice means but I want something unique with some character.

So what and where the places to look/buy?

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Start here in the livestock selling forum.
 
Otherwise local clubs have members that always get splits. Private party is my 1st choice as they will be reasonably priced
 
I would be patient until you can find a local hobbyist to get one from when it splits. Usually cheaper and higher quality.
 
I agree that locally is best but I do t want to try and establish a nem with a tank full of corals if I can avoid it.

As for the type, I’d like a colorful RBTA type. I used to have an incredible RBTA which was nice. I see a lot of crazy ones out there too but it seems like finding them is a one off thing. Is there any “nem only” websites?

Im in MA so if anyone reading this has one, let me know.
 
Hey, I just ordered a Bubble tip from Aquatic Arsenal, so hopefully I'll have something good to share about them soon. But I'm also from your neck of the woods in Massachusetts. European Aquatics in Malden had a bunch of small RBTA last week (not sure if they are still there or not). I didn't get a price, but I'd guess somewhere around $50.
 
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rainbow nem are cool looking y buddy has splits of these ones (this is his biggest one)
 
I’m in Virginia and looking for a bta as well. Anybody have any rainbow or other types of nems near me, I’m in Northern VA
 

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