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- Angelfish
- Anthias Fish
- Aqua-cultured Marine Fish
- Basslet
- Beginner Marine fish
- Blenny
- Boxfish
- Butterflyfish
- Cardinal Fish
- Chromis
- Clownfish
- Damselfish
- Dartfish
- Dottyback
- Eel
- Filefish
- Goby
- Goatfish
- Grouper
- Hawkfish
- Hogfish
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- Psuedochromis
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Sea Urchins
Sea Urchins are a great addition to a clean up crew in that they can eat nuisance algae and left over fish food. They are reef safe but care should be taken in that they can knock over corals, small live rock, and anything else small and not attached well.
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