My LFS had some nice gigs!

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Got these 2 gigs for $100 ones yellow so probably a bleached green and the other is a brown/green with some red on the tips of the tentacles:) I was unsure if the green/brown one was a gig or not but it's looking to be one
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That is a deal, big too.
 
Thanks and yeah the yellow is at a foot already and it just started inflating I can't imagine how big he's gunna be once he gets through cipro and acclimates to my tank
Yesterday
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and today
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I am guessing you have a good size tank, that would fill what little space if have left on the 72 gal I have:eek:
 
Thanks and they are both doing good one is still in treatment one did not receive treatment the one out still is getting used to kessil is only fully inflated under moonlight here's updated pics
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and I am unsure for a tank for the large gig I might add him to my hex :) smaller one is I'm a 30 gal separation tank for now :)
 
Treated in 10 gallon no he's doing great in a 150 started at top the he moved to bottom same with the medium brown gig both are eating and yellow hasn't shown any more zoo growth :)
 
I'm a gig-a-holic... Got some updated pics of all your gigs? You should be close to a dozen now??? :)
All doing good on these gigs I lost a few due to bad cipro from eBay I only use the cipro from my pharmacist now here's some pics not all are happy with flow as I'm picking up and moving them into a 300 gallon tomorrow can't wait for that difficult tank pick up lol
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Treated in 10 gallon no he's doing great in a 150 started at top the he moved to bottom same with the medium brown gig both are eating and yellow hasn't shown any more zoo growth :)

Yikes! Sorry to hear about that eBay treatment :/
Hahahaha :D @Taylor t, you and me both buddy!
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@Nemguy123 How many gigs do you own in total? I overlooked that you may have owned gigs prior to this post. Do you have any Clownfish? You got to get some Clownfish for those gigs. :cool:

- C. Smith
 
Yikes! Sorry to hear about that eBay treatment :/
Hahahaha :D @Taylor t, you and me both buddy!
@Nemguy123 How many gigs do you own in total? I overlooked that you may have owned gigs prior to this post. Do you have any Clownfish? You got to get some Clownfish for those gigs. :cool:

- C. Smith
Yeah I've had quite a few in the past and at the moment I have 6 gigs 2 yellow 1 blue 2 brown and one yellow/brown/greenish color
 
I wish I had your kahunas. That's a LOT of gig to try to acclimate at one time. I don't know how you do it, I couldn't.
 
I wish I had your kahunas. That's a LOT of gig to try to acclimate at one time. I don't know how you do it, I couldn't.
Thanks and yeah it's a pain I work it into my schedule though wake up 3am water change on around 5-7 gigs in medication then leave for work at 5am it's okay now because I only have one gig left in medication tank I'm gunna get another shipment of nems next week a mix of gigs mags and some Seabae still waiting on the 300 gallon to stable out before I move some nems
 
Yeah I've had quite a few in the past and at the moment I have 6 gigs 2 yellow 1 blue 2 brown and one yellow/brown/greenish color

Twelve gigs?! Wow that's a lot. Now I understand why you can many tanks ;). What makes you attracted to gigs? I've never owned a single one, so I'm curious.

- C. Smith
 
I'm my opinion they are one of the most difficult anemones to establish I guess I like the challenge lol
 
What makes you attracted to gigs? I've never owned a single one, so I'm curious.

- C. Smith
I was attracted to them when I first saw a healthy one in still water. When in prime health, all their tentacles wiggle every which way in all directions, nonstop. The ironic thing is, they need such high flow to get into this type of healthy condition, you never see it unless the pumps all shut off, typically never.
 

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