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My tri colored hammer is quite something. Well I think anyways
And yes the pictures you posted had torches bro
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I have the holy grail torch. Tagging along to see the hammer.
 
AquaSD had some a few weeks ago wasn’t fast enough with the mouse lol
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Figures. LOL. That is beautiful
 
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Its only one big head I see aquasd has just put a couple on their website todsy
 
Gorgeous hammer. Holy smokes thats a huge hermit.
That's Eugene yeah he was massive way too big for my tank but I purchased him from my lfs for only $30 and he was housing a handful of tiny red and white shrimp I'm still not sure what they are since they dont seem to grow much but once I got them out I took him back for and exchange
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