Sebae Anemone free to good home for So Fla person - Aquarium Advice

WildFlower · 01-11-2004, 10:37 PM

Purchased an Anemone sooner then I should have, looking to find a nice home for the critter.. I don't want to give the little guy up, but Id much rather it have a nice home that it can thrive in. My tank is not ready for him yet.... unfortunately

... anyone in So Fl, WPB area?? if u can take care of him, he is yours.. IF your tank is suitable: Sebae, very brown with purple tips.. and he has proven to be a great host to clowns. In the meanwhile, if anyone has ideas to help him till I find an appropriate environment, please let me know.

jamal-188 · 01-11-2004, 11:21 PM

What is wrong with the tank that you cannot keep him? Is your tank fully cycled yet?

Joshsmit56001 · 01-11-2004, 11:39 PM

Would you be willing to ship?

Electrobes · 01-12-2004, 01:14 AM

where is south florida? I have a 45G main tank with a 250 watt halide, two 55 watt [acronym:bc0092591e="Actinic lighting"]03[/acronym:bc0092591e] actinics and a 29 gallon refugium, so ti should be a pretty decent home for it.

mrmarine · 01-12-2004, 07:12 PM

u around naples or ft myers in s. florida??

Mr. Marine

WildFlower · 01-13-2004, 10:52 PM

If this gets posted twice sorry bout that.. technical glitch here (operator error) and not sure if my reply made it out of the text box.

Thank you for the replies, I have found a foster home locally and if it turns out permanent that is fine, as all I care about is that the anemone survives. To answer the question about why I can not keep the cute little guy, I am new to the saltwater hobby and I unfortunately listened to an employee at the FS that apparently knows little more then I do, that store will likely not get anymore of my money. I wound up buying an anemone and I don't even have the correct lighting, nor do I think my tank is currently suitable enough to provide good survival odds.

I wish I had found this forum prior to making some of my decisions and that I had not listened to some of the folks who said "your tank is ready". Lot's of reading to do before I introduce anything else to my tank. Thanks again for the replies. May your tank prosper. WildFlower

01-11-2004, 10:37 PM	#1
WildFlower Aquarium Advice Apprentice Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Florida Posts: 24	Sebae Anemone free to good home for So Fla person Purchased an Anemone sooner then I should have, looking to find a nice home for the critter.. I don't want to give the little guy up, but Id much rather it have a nice home that it can thrive in. My tank is not ready for him yet.... unfortunately ... anyone in So Fl, WPB area?? if u can take care of him, he is yours.. IF your tank is suitable: Sebae, very brown with purple tips.. and he has proven to be a great host to clowns. In the meanwhile, if anyone has ideas to help him till I find an appropriate environment, please let me know.

01-12-2004, 07:12 PM	#5
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WildFlower Aquarium Advice Apprentice Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Florida Posts: 24	If this gets posted twice sorry bout that.. technical glitch here (operator error) and not sure if my reply made it out of the text box. Thank you for the replies, I have found a foster home locally and if it turns out permanent that is fine, as all I care about is that the anemone survives. To answer the question about why I can not keep the cute little guy, I am new to the saltwater hobby and I unfortunately listened to an employee at the FS that apparently knows little more then I do, that store will likely not get anymore of my money. I wound up buying an anemone and I don't even have the correct lighting, nor do I think my tank is currently suitable enough to provide good survival odds. I wish I had found this forum prior to making some of my decisions and that I had not listened to some of the folks who said "your tank is ready". Lot's of reading to do before I introduce anything else to my tank. Thanks again for the replies. May your tank prosper. WildFlower