Re-homing large fish?

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Hi all, I'm new on here & have recently rescued a 100g tank that that was in neglect, came w two awesome fish 1 sailfin, 6-7" & 1 royal blue tang 4-5" wich are obviously too big for the tank & need to find better homes, my goal was/is to help these fish have better/happier lives, I've had these two for a while now but I dont have room for bigger tanks & my lfs can't take them so I'm looking for help in re-homing these two, can anyone help them?
 
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Hi all, I'm new on here & have recently rescued a 100g tank that that was in neglect, came w two awesome fish 1 sailfin, 6-7" & 1 royal blue tang 4-5" wich are obviously too big for the tank & need to find better homes, my goal was/is to help these fish have better/happier lives, I've had these two for a while now but I dont have room for bigger tanks & my lfs can't take them so I'm looking for help in re-homing these two, can anyone help them?
Welcome! Try posting in the sales forum and tag your state. I'm sure someone can help
 
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