Too many anemones....

[Will_W]

I will start off by saying that I love having my Rainbow Bubble Tip Anemone in NY display tank. The only problem is that it is very happy as well and has split twice. Now there are three Bubble tips and I really only wanted one. They are about 85-90% healed up and i dont want to remove them before they are fully healed and happy. But planning ahead What should I do to remove them? What should be done after they have been removed? I talked to both my local fish stores but they already have lots on hand and aren't very keen on taking the extras. What should I do? Looking for opinions and thoughts.

 

[j.falk]

 

[j.falk]

^ I'm just kidding. Do you know any local reefers who might want them or have a local Facebook group to offer them for free or sale?

If I have something I don't want, I'll typically ask local people first and give stuff away for free. I do this because when I need help, those are the people who would be able to help me in return.

 

[Nano_Man]

I will start off by saying that I love having my Rainbow Bubble Tip Anemone in NY display tank. The only problem is that it is very happy as well and has split twice. Now there are three Bubble tips and I really only wanted one. They are about 85-90% healed up and i dont want to remove them before they are fully healed and happy. But planning ahead What should I do to remove them? What should be done after they have been removed? I talked to both my local fish stores but they already have lots on hand and aren't very keen on taking the extras. What should I do? Looking for opinions and thoughts.

Giving them to someone who can not afford them imo

 

[Will_W]

I don't know any local reefers. Where I'm at the closest fish store is about an hour away. I haven't found a reef club in my area but I have been on the lookout for one. If there was a local near me I would definitely give it to them. No hesitation there.