The price you would pay is the cost of corals. This species is similar to mojano and is a pest. They will overgrow and kill off any coral it comes in contact with. Fast spreader.. If you want to try it, go for it. However do not say you have not been warned.
For Trade Rare Green Tip Anemone
- Thread starter Eddie2ooo
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The price you would pay is the cost of corals. This species is similar to mojano and is a pest. They will overgrow and kill off any coral it comes in contact with. Fast spreader.. If you want to try it, go for it. However do not say you have not been warned.
This is simply not true. As i said before I've had them for a number of years and never had any problems with them. I wouldn't keep them with my bubble nor with a frogspawn. Also as I previously said, they split from 3 to 7 in over 2 years. If your zoas or any other coral is not splitting at this rate, you must be doing something wrong. And lastly if these nems would be such a headache as you describe it i wouldn't want to keep any of my 7, instead I am keeping 5 and selling two simply because I'd like to use the space for something in addition to them and not instead of them.
$20 for each or $30 for both
You're absolutely right...
http://www.wetwebmedia.com/anemoniafaq2.htm
http://www.melevsreef.com/pics/bta/not/majano.html
But then again.. I would trust their information before yours.
http://www.wetwebmedia.com/anemoniafaq2.htm
http://www.melevsreef.com/pics/bta/not/majano.html
But then again.. I would trust their information before yours.
- Location
- Glendale,Queens.
I had something similar that I purchased online years ago and when I finally decided to sell the rock that had a bunch of them on it I went thru the same thing..everyone was quick to say they where majonos...here is the link from where I received mine(first picture)
http://www.greghiller.com/corallimorphs.htm
http://www.greghiller.com/corallimorphs.htm
Tom, you are right... there are many a species of anemones. These anemones are a pest. I have worked on a tank with these guys in the tank "because the owner thought it was pretty". They have taken over a good portion of the rock, sand, glass and overflow.
While the OP may not have an issue with them in his tank. It should still be noted that while these look cute, they can become a plague in someone else's tank. So it should be knowingly thrown out there that these guys are a pest anemone and caution should be exercised when looking to sell/purchase these anemones.
- Location
- long island
These r to small for clowns to host right?
I have other pieces of the same anemone that are bigger. But my clown isn't interested in it.
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