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Clownfish in Zoanthid 8x10 Canvas Print
Clownfish in Zoanthid Tile Coaster
Clownfish in Zoanthid Mugs
These are my three favorite items from the shop.
The canvas print is great for when I am away from the tanks. It makes my desk look nice and brings a lot of color to my day.
The tile coaster is great when you are busy working in a tank and splash water everywhere. Or for resting your drinks on!
Finally, as an avid coffee drinker I strongly recommend these mugs with a cute clown fish. It goes perfectly with the tile coasters!
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