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Selling for cheap - fish

Spark326

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Hello!
I am moving and looking to take down my reef tank. Pick up is in Bloomfield NJ 07003 or Long Island City, NY.

All fish are healthy and peaceful. Tanks has been running >1 year.

I have two paired aquaculture clown fish. $20 for both.

1 Rainford goby trained to eat pellet and flake. $20

1 bicolored blenny. $20

1 mandarin goby trained to eat pellet and flake. (Can send video upon request) $40

1 paired pistol shrimp and yellow watchman. $40 for both.

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