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I have no idea myself. I've been looking around for hours; I even changed the water levels to the floor to top to see if it had a difference-nope-no difference. It's rather annoying since people and websites say there are when I haven't seen a single one for hours. Best give up buddy.

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Q: How do you get Dust Clouds in the Castelia Sewers?
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