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Breaking down a WB 100.3

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Hello I am tearing down my current tank and have some livestock that needs a new home. Local pickup only as I’m not comfortable shipping. I am in the Tampa Bay Area will drive to meet you. Here is what I have

Fish:
- Pygmy angelfish
- Orchid dottyback

Have had them approx 5 years asking $10 each just as a rehoming fee.

Coral:

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TONS of GSP and pulsing Xenia as you can see
Half the rock work is covered in blue umbrella mushroom and GSP (the mushrooms seem to be the only thing not being overrun)

Disclaimer that there are aiptasia and vermetid snails. Ideally I want to give whoever wants the coral the whole rock instead of peeling or cutting anything off.

I also have a handful of Nassarius, cerith, bumblebee snails
Some hermits if anyone’s interested won’t charge just want them to go to a good home
 

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