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Nov 1, 2024, 8:52 PM

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The goldfish pond known as the "Bed-Stuy Aquarium" has a new home.

The fish now live just one tree pit away, after their last home was cemented last week, leaving residents upset.

Residents told News 12 on Friday that they are happy to see that the pond returned to the neighborhood and liked the effort that was put into making their new home.

To learn more about the "Bed-Stuy Aquarium" and how to get involved with how residents plan to expand the pond as winter approaches, follow this link.

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