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I have a double bar rabbit fish for sale. Fully quarantined measuring about 4 inches.
I bought this fish to put in my 100 gallon (mistake) and then watched it grow over the past two months and realize that it’s going to outgrow my display tank really quick. Needs 120 gallon or larger tank 4 foot tank. Will trade locally for coral. Local pick up Wilmington North Carolina.

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