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Hi everyone,

I have a large healthy Niger Trigger that needs a new home. It is from a tank teardown and it won't work in my new set up. He is quite large so would need to go to a big tank. Willing to give him away if I know he's going to a good home with a decent size tank. Pick up in Central Wisconsin.
 
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Hi everyone,

I have a large healthy Niger Trigger that needs a new home. It is from a tank teardown and it won't work in my new set up. He is quite large so would need to go to a big tank. Willing to give him away if I know he's going to a good home with a decent size tank. Pick up in Central Wisconsin.
I have a huge tank for him and thats is my absolutely favorite fish would love to have him
 
Hi everyone,

I have a large healthy Niger Trigger that needs a new home. It is from a tank teardown and it won't work in my new set up. He is quite large so would need to go to a big tank. Willing to give him away if I know he's going to a good home with a decent size tank. Pick up in Central Wisconsin.
I have a big tank and would love to have him. It my favorite fish
 

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