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55 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - my cichlid tank

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Country: Australia
Description: ive gota 4ft tank with some wickd african cichlids got real plants dunno what type.
Advice: have money some of these cichlids can get exspensive.
Fish Kept: 4 tiger barbs, 2 bristle nose, 6 electric yellows, 1 blue peacock, 1 golden gourami, 2 lombadio, 2 red top zebras, 2 hongi, 2 johanii.
Corals/Plants: umm got real plants but dunno what sort
Tank Size: 55 gallons
Quote: ..::go hard or go home::..

COMMENTS

i like yor set up . im always lookn 2 see what peeps r doin wit there tanks... fish avatar
Agressive fish migth get along with your gounami and barbs, but usually is better if you have all agressive or non-agressive only tank. Rock work is pretty good fish avatar

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