FS: Pair Black Saddle (Polymnus) Clowns - $50

[axia55]

The landlord said I have to get rid of my basement tanks so I am going to have to sell of some of my livestock.

I bought these two about 18 months ago from Sea Cave in Akron. They are about 3"-3 1/2" long now. They have never laid eggs but they look and act like a pair.

I will be around tomorrow and Sunday evening for pickup.

 

[o0xerog0o]

Oh man, if the swap wasn't a month away... Good luck with the sale.

 

[sbin]

Just got a nice carpet Anenome that would be a good home for those guys I will take them.What time sunday will you be available.

 

[axia55]

Just left you a voicemail sbin.

 

[sbin]

Thanks for the great clown pair!Will try to get a picture once they are get used to their new home.

I your beta ever needs a new home we are first in line

 

[axia55]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=14609867#post14609867 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by sbin
Thanks for the great clown pair!Will try to get a picture once they are get used to their new home.

I your beta ever needs a new home we are first in line

Thanks for buying them, hope you enjoy. As far as the Betta goes, believe me, you aren't the first person to "put themselves in line" :rollface:

 

[sbin]

Brian,
The lights are off and your clowns are taking care of Blue Stichodactyla haddoni anenome that is stressed from moving yesterday.After reading so many threads about clowns not being interested in their host it is a rare joy to have a pair move in ASAP.
I hope my tank grows out as well as yours some day!
Thanks,
Bill

 

[sbin]

The picture is from genetics with some skunks, they didn't make the trip.
The Anenome looks like a clam now but the clowns are fussing over it.Nate said it takes a week for the big guy to relax.Can't wait to enjoy the show!

 

[BrunstuckyJoe]

Wow, what a cool anemone.