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Good night everyone!
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Ok, so everyone wanted to hear my Clownfish story but I left you all hanging. Here goes:

I used to have a 5 gallon All-In-One aquarium. In that tank I had about 5 pounds of sand, 10 pounds of rock, a bunch of coral, and a clownfish. She grew into quite a monster and would attack me whenever my hand was in the tank rearranging coral that got knocked over or cleaning the glass. One day, I was in messing with a coral and she charged at my hand and latched on. I yanked my hand out of the tank and she went flying! She hit the floor with a thud. I quickly scooped her up off the floor and plopped her back in the tank - dog hair and all! For the next couple of hours she swam a little goofy and I thought for sure she was a goner. That was almost 5 years ago. To this day she has not bit my hand again - and yes, she is still alive and has moved tanks three times since then.
 

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