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Bimaculatus Anthias FEMALE (Pseudanthias Bimaculatus)
$134.99
Introducing the stunning Bimaculatus Anthias FEMALE (Pseudanthias Bimaculatus) – a vibrant and unique fish species that will add a touch of beauty to any aquarium. With its vibrant colors and graceful movements, this fish is sure to capture the attention of all your guests. The Bimaculatus Anthias FEMALE is known for its striking orange and purple hues, creating a mesmerizing display of color in your tank. Whether you're a seasoned aquarist or just starting out, this beautiful fish is a must-have addition to your underwater oasis. Enhance the visual appeal of your aquarium and bring a sense of tranquility to your home. Add the Bimaculatus Anthias FEMALE to your cart now and create a captivating aquatic haven!
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