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Nice haul from ReefCleaners

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Got a clean-up crew for my 120g from ReefCleaners. They came in yesterday and by this morning, 99% are off doing their thing. The Astra snails are still in the same spot and one may be KIA by a hermit but I still call it a win. I believe the Astra snails can go into shock and can take a day or so to come around. I can't believe the price either. My lfs sells them for the same price but you get half of what you do from ReefCleaners. Everyone came in alive and kicking. Saw the emerald crabs hanging on a rock before I went to bed. Would highly recommend.

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