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Humu trigger for sale (SE Mich.)

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McPuff

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I'm considering this as a rehome as I don't really want to sell him but hopefully someone can adopt him. Humu trigger is about 4" and thick (thicc?). Very healthy and I've had him about 6.5 years. I have him with SPS, LPS, softies, mushrooms, and a couple other fish. It doesn't really bother corals at all, except in the way that triggers may move things around if they are not attached.

Message me with any questions. I'd rather know he's going to a good home vs just trading him at the LFS.

Located in Plymouth, SE Michigan. $20 for the adoption fee and/or we can talk about a trade.

Local pickup only.

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Bumping this back up as everyone fell through. He's a cool little dog, er, fish. Lots of personality. 😂
 

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