Couple of ids please

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yep. I have/had 3, the biggest one is size of a quarter. Good for eating algae, HA and cleanup . not aggressive with my smaller red scarlets.
 
yep. I have/had 3, the biggest one is size of a quarter. Good for eating algae, HA and cleanup . not aggressive with my smaller red scarlets.

Yea he isnt aggressive at all, doesn't pick at any corals either. Wish my scarlets would get off their butts though, they just bury themselves in the sand and do nothing
 

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