gauging interest in a 2+ years in captivity h. magnifica anemone

[Ron Popeil]

i have a reddish brown based ritteri anemone with bright gold tipped tentacles i am considering selling. these anemones are typically difficult to maintain long term usually due to how poorly they deal with shipping, so one that has already adjusted well to aquarium conditions is a good specimen indeed.

 

these anemones love high light and high flow, and are probably the most photographed anemone, often times with groups of pink skunks or occellaris clowns surrounding them. they are large and distinct in that they dont bury their foot in rocks or sand, and instead perch out in the open on the highest points.

 

 

 

if you are interested, please contact me. thanks for looking!

[defigart]

WOW, how big is that thing?

[Ron Popeil]

ive seen it as spread out as 18", but typically stays around 10" across.

[JManrow]

i have a reddish brown based ritteri anemone with bright gold tipped tentacles i am considering selling. these anemones are typically difficult to maintain long term usually due to how poorly they deal with shipping, so one that has already adjusted well to aquarium conditions is a good specimen indeed.

 

these anemones love high light and high flow, and are probably the most photographed anemone, often times with groups of pink skunks or occellaris clowns surrounding them. they are large and distinct in that they dont bury their foot in rocks or sand, and instead perch out in the open on the highest points.

 

 

 

if you are interested, please contact me. thanks for looking!

Jordan

 

What are the tank specs, water parameters, and lighting you are keeping it with so successfully? Give us as much detail as you like. We are in the process of putting together a data base of fish & invertebrates, so any information you can give us would be greatly appreciated!