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Hungry Waiting To Eat SEA HAIR


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    henry hill - Reefkeeper CR Member
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    Default Hungry Waiting To Eat SEA HAIR

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    Category: Other
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    Have a Sea Cube that has done an outstanding job and needs a new home pronto!! A frag would be nice, but not necessary. Chris

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    BriGuy31+ - Reefkeeper CR Member
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    I have some hair algae that he can eat. LMK if he is still available. Thanks

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    I could use him for sara's tank but kinda far away...
    Detroit's oldest large LED tank! Est'd Jan 2005, went LED June 2009. 6' wide 130g reef, Sunbrite T10 LED tubes (3xGen 3 and 1xGen 1), mostly SPS, but chalices, other LPS, and a few softies too.
    http://pjr-reef.blogspot.com/

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    henry hill - Reefkeeper CR Member
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    He was gone Fri, picked up Sa.

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