I think I may have to bid on this item ...

[Len]

... just so some unwitting chap isn't a victim.

http://cgi.ebay.com/SUPER-rare-TRANSLUC ... dZViewItem

 

[Anonymous]

Way to take one for the team! :lol:

 

[WRASSER]

I can go and get some down here, we can make a fortion 8)

 

[Anonymous]

they should be reported for fraud

 

[Anonymous]

so far there are 2 suckers :lol:

 

[brandonberry]

I know those are commonly called rock anemones, but does anyone know the species? They are not photosythetic, correct? I collected one similar to that in Florida a few months ago and I have even found them on jetties up here in NC. They are kind of cool, but tend to be a little reclusive. Mine always moved behind a rock or somewhere where you couldn't even see it.

 

[Anonymous]

Gotta love eBay... for all it's talk of cracking down on fraudulent auctions and the like, they still allow extremely deceptive (read: fraudulent) auctions to continue. Ebay should simply filter the word rare, L@@K and all those other lame attempts to make something look better than it is.

 

[LA-Lawman]

i think it is an atlantic condalctus? spelling?

 

[brandonberry]

Not a condylactis. I found it though. It's a red warty anemone, Bunodosoma granuliferum

 

[snapper1]

They should be reported :twisted:

 

[Anonymous]

Must be a real pita to have to try and net a fish out of that tank when they sell it! And only the rock on the top shelf gets any light? No wonder it looks like rock from my garden.

 

[Len]

Aww, I didn't win. Someone is going to have missing fish soon.