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Biota Regal Angel $200

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Unfortunately, I found my Biota Regal Angel picking at my favias this evening. It stinks, but I have to pick my corals over her. About the size of a half dollar. Ton of personality, eats algae off the rock like a beast and will eat anything I throw her way. Has a misbar or two on her.
She was quarantined in copper for 30 days before being introduced into the display about 3 weeks ago. Display is disease free. I wouldn’t think she would need to be put through QT again.
Currently in an acclimation box waiting for her new home. Located in 08098. No shipping
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Unfortunately, I found my Biota Regal Angel picking at my favias this evening. It stinks, but I have to pick my corals over her. About the size of a half dollar. Ton of personality, eats algae off the rock like a beast and will eat anything I throw her way. Has a misbar or two on her.
She was quarantined in copper for 30 days before being introduced into the display about 3 weeks ago. Display is disease free. I wouldn’t think she would need to be put through QT again.
Currently in an acclimation box waiting for her new home. Located in 08098. No shipping
DM for more details

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I would love to buy her if you decide to ship.
 
Intrested text me 3475269282
 

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