FS/T: Monstor Anemone & Black Saddleback Clown

snowslide · 06/01/2008, 09:19 PM

Looking to find a home for both my long tentacle green amenone and a black saddleback clownfish. The anemone is about 16-20" in size. It's an amazing mammoth and lots of fun to watch feed. He's never moved in my tank, settled in nicely on the sand and has burrowed down to the glass below to anchor down. The clown is about 4-5" with nice coloration.

I originally got the anemone to help fill what was a depressing bare 220 gallon tank. It has since filled up over the last year and there is absolutely no room for my last additions which will be a couple of clams. To make room, I'm sadly letting go of these two.

I'm looking for $70-$90 for the two. The anemone is well worth more than $40, especially since it could easily be split into two very good size anemones that would sell/trade at LFSs for $20. Given the unusual coloration of the saddleback, he's well worth more than $60-80. I've had trouble finding a mate given his uniqueness.

Here are some pics:

jnsnams · 06/02/2008, 09:27 AM

pm sent!!!

HTOWN123 · 06/02/2008, 03:44 PM

i will take them. however i'm leaving for vacation tomorrow not coming back til wed. of next week. would you be willing to hold them? you can call me 205-1780

jnsnams · 06/02/2008, 06:59 PM

MINE MINE!!!!!!!!!!!!!

jnsnams · 06/20/2008, 10:22 PM

thanks again they are wonderful...doing very well...and nmot picking on my paired clowns anymore they all swim together even if they are a few inches apart in size..lol

06/01/2008, 09:19 PM	#1
snowslide Registered Member Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: Stillwater, OK Posts: 169	FS/T: Monstor Anemone & Black Saddleback Clown Looking to find a home for both my long tentacle green amenone and a black saddleback clownfish. The anemone is about 16-20" in size. It's an amazing mammoth and lots of fun to watch feed. He's never moved in my tank, settled in nicely on the sand and has burrowed down to the glass below to anchor down. The clown is about 4-5" with nice coloration. I originally got the anemone to help fill what was a depressing bare 220 gallon tank. It has since filled up over the last year and there is absolutely no room for my last additions which will be a couple of clams. To make room, I'm sadly letting go of these two. I'm looking for $70-$90 for the two. The anemone is well worth more than $40, especially since it could easily be split into two very good size anemones that would sell/trade at LFSs for $20. Given the unusual coloration of the saddleback, he's well worth more than $60-80. I've had trouble finding a mate given his uniqueness. Here are some pics: __________________ James Skillings When do you become crazy, when you electracute yourself by putting your hand in your tank or when you keep putting your hand in the tank to determine which device is causing the water to electracute you?!? Current Tank Info: 220g Softies Tank, 60g Zoanthid Tank, and 100g Frag Tank

06/02/2008, 03:44 PM	#3
HTOWN123 Registered Member Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: bethany Posts: 3	i will take them. however i'm leaving for vacation tomorrow not coming back til wed. of next week. would you be willing to hold them? you can call me 205-1780 __________________ Houston Current Tank Info: 55 gal. saltwater. currently building coral reef.

06/02/2008, 09:27 AM	#2
jnsnams Moved On Join Date: May 2008 Posts: 1,552	pm sent!!!

06/02/2008, 06:59 PM	#4
jnsnams Moved On Join Date: May 2008 Posts: 1,552	MINE MINE!!!!!!!!!!!!!

06/20/2008, 10:22 PM	#5
jnsnams Moved On Join Date: May 2008 Posts: 1,552	thanks again they are wonderful...doing very well...and nmot picking on my paired clowns anymore they all swim together even if they are a few inches apart in size..lol