Sebae anemone getting too big, what to do? (pics included)

[Aaron1100us]

Sebae anemone is getting way too big for my tank, any suggestions on what to do (besides sell)? It was bleached and only about 5-6 inches across when I got it back in May of this year. Now, the silly thing is over 15 inches across and is starting to take over my 29 gallon tank as you can see in the pics. I'd like to get another tank setup but I'd have to have it set up for 6 months before I could put this anemone in there and by that time, my anemone will have allready taken over. Is there any way to plumb a new tank into my tank that I have now? I do have an overflow allready that goes to my refugium. I don't want to get rid of it and I also don't want to stick it in a tank that is too new. Or, leave it there and put the corals and fish in another tank? Any other ideas? Thanks

[Aaron1100us]

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[Aaron1100us]

another

[Dlckwood]

Put it on the selling forum. Someone might want am anemone that size. If not your fish store might give you a little money for it.

My favorite solution is to get a bigger tank:lol:
DLCKWOOD:sad2:

[Aaron1100us]

.Its not letting me post pictures right for some reason. I'd like to do anything but sell this anemone. I don't want to get rid of it because its my favorite out of all my corals and fish, plus it took alot of work to get it the way it is. I've got more pics in my gallery. For some reason, its downloading the same pictures even though its a different one, hmm. wierd. And it will only let me download three at a time.

[Aaron1100us]

bump

[Dlckwood]

Like I said earlier if you really want to keep him your just going to need a bigger tank. There is nothing wrong with him in its current tank but it would look much sweeter in a bigger environment.
DLCKWOOD:sad2:

[teevee]

Agreed.

[Aaron1100us]

yeah, but thats my problem. do i get a new tank and wait six months too add it or do I somehow plumb it into my 29? thanks