Another New Species Alert! Black Cardinalfish

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Introducing Biota captive bred Black Cardinalfish. All black everything, big feelings, zero drama in your tank.
These new captive bred Black Cardinalfish just dropped, and honestly? They get it. All black everything, brooding good looks, main character energy in the shadows of your rockwork.
But unlike your teenage phase, these guys are drama free. They're peaceful with each other and with the rest of your tank, no fighting, no posturing, just good vibes. Raised on Easy Reefs DKI pellets and frozen meaty foods, they're a hardy, easy to feed alternative to the sensitive, finicky wild caught cardinals out there. No slammed doors, no eating only live foods phase, just a fish that thrives from day one.
If black is your happy color, these are the fish for you.
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🖤
Introducing Biota captive bred Black Cardinalfish. All black everything, big feelings, zero drama in your tank.
These new captive bred Black Cardinalfish just dropped, and honestly? They get it. All black everything, brooding good looks, main character energy in the shadows of your rockwork.
But unlike your teenage phase, these guys are drama free. They're peaceful with each other and with the rest of your tank, no fighting, no posturing, just good vibes. Raised on Easy Reefs DKI pellets and frozen meaty foods, they're a hardy, easy to feed alternative to the sensitive, finicky wild caught cardinals out there. No slammed doors, no eating only live foods phase, just a fish that thrives from day one.
If black is your happy color, these are the fish for you.
🖤



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