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Elephant Ear Mushroom

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3769	Thu October 18, 2007

Asking Price	Condition
SOLD! (Best Offer)	Excellent

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Description:	Large Elephant Ear Mushroom - approximately 14" in diameter. Has a voracious appetite: likes to eat chromis, pajama cardinals, and sailfin tangs. Has been well fed!!(Most of residents of my reef). Loves all flows of water - slow or fast. Likes seafood, classical music, and long walks on the beach(jk). Needs a good home(is currently living in my sump with chaeto and microstars).
Keywords:	elephant ear mushroom soft coral

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	ricosuave Master of Nothing		Posts: 1,094 Registered: February 2007 Location: N.C. mountains Ads from this Seller

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cUddlefish
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Registered: September 2002
Location: St Pete Florida
Posts: 5476

Comment Date: Mon November 5, 2007

Ok- I'll PM you for your address when I'm ready to ship. It will depend on what day I have off this week. The tide goes out about 4:00 today so I'll let you know the inventory tonight.

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ricosuave
Master of Nothing

Registered: February 2007
Location: N.C. mountains
Posts: 1094

Comment Date: Mon November 5, 2007

i believe I'm just a wee bit envious...I grew up in Jacksonville Beach, Florida. Never thought twice about ocean life. Now living in the mountains at least 8 hours from ANY ocean I wish I was still there

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Rico's Reef - Born 07/15/2006 - 75 gallon reef, 29 gallon sump/fuge
Polly's Ocean - Born 11/24/2007 - 10 gallon mini reef
Rico's Moneypit - Born???(coming soon) - 240 gallon mixed reef

cUddlefish
Peace Keeper

Registered: September 2002
Location: St Pete Florida
Posts: 5476

Comment Date: Tue November 6, 2007

Ok - the water has turned cold. Looks like no more Peppermint shrimp till Spring. I have about 10-12 Peppermint, 7 black and white banded gobies (1/2 - 3/4 inch), 3 pistol shrimp, a black and white colonial tunicate about 4 inches across with feather duster worms in it, a large male pipefish (8 inches), small bunch of caulerpa, a couple of large starfish (5 inches). Gorgonians are gone for the year. The cold water roughs them up til spring. PM your shipping address to me. I should know tomorrow when I can send it.

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