nano fish lovers thread

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i feel like this is a thread that needed to be created.
if you’ve got an appreciation for the little guys, please share….

this is a space in the reefing industry
which is overlooked/under-appreciated.

perhaps that will be changing soon…
seems there are more people into smaller (and reefing overall) reefs nowadays than when i started ten years ago…

so i am am optimistic for what the future holds

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trimma hollemani (sold as t. caudomaculatum)
and
trimma canna
 
Love my little nano fish. I've never seen these 2 Trimmas for sale around here anyway. I would be interested in them!
Here are 2 of my faves my pair of Yasha Haze Gobies & red striped pistol shrimp. (1 pair in each tank)
Not the best photos.
 

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