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I added the new royal gramma two years ago to my existing Royal gramma who is now over 10 years old. And I get the rare occasion to see them not only together, but the new one that lives in a cave and never wants to come out.
That old guy seems to be staring me down, LOL.

Cheers.

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I never knew they could live 10 years. What’s their lifespan?
The lifespan is usually about 8 years. According to Jay Hemdal my fish is geriatric.
This is one of my first pictures of him in April of 2014.

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The lifespan is usually about 8 years. According to Jay Hemdal my fish is geriatric.
This is one of my first pictures of him in April of 2014.

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Do you still have this tank? I can’t believe 2014 was a decade ago.
 
Royal's have always been one of my favorite smaller fish.
 

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