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Swallowtail angel pair

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male and female swallowtail angelfish female is about 4-5" Male is easily 6-8" they are both eating well on frozen mysis, spirulina, etc. dont nip at corals, the female is always swimming around and in the cut, the male is particular shy so getting a pic is a bit hard. had them for about a month. great fish, just alot bigger than expected and were thinking itd be nicer to have the bioload for smaller fish. Cant say theyre a mated pair since they dont spend a ton of time together but they do swim together from time to time. $200 for the pair, local pick up only in farmingdale, NJ No shipping

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male and female swallowtail angelfish female is about 4-5" Male is easily 6-8" they are both eating well on frozen mysis, spirulina, etc. dont nip at corals, the female is always swimming around and in the cut, the male is particular shy so getting a pic is a bit hard. had them for about a month. great fish, just alot bigger than expected and were thinking itd be nicer to have the bioload for smaller fish. Cant say theyre a mated pair since they dont spend a ton of time together but they do swim together from time to time. $200 for the pair, local pick up only in farmingdale, NJ No shipping

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I’m interested! I’m locally in Wayne, are you still looking to rehome?
 

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