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freshwater fish - pseudotropheus saulosi - saulos's mbuna stocking in 40 gallons tank - Pseudotropheus saulosi
40 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - Front on!

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Country: Australia
Description: 40 Gallon 3ft Mbuna tank. 2 21watt T5 Tubes. Eheim 2213 Cannister. Eheim 2010 Internal. Large Malaysian Mangrove root driftwood. 3 Texas Holey Rocks.
Advice: I'm new myself!
Fish Kept: 9 Pseudotropheus saulosi 3 Synodontis multipunctatus
Corals/Plants: Contortionist Val Lime Rush Others
Tank Size: 40 gallons

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big 10! fish avatar
hi there. no co2, no fertilisers. the substrate is crushed coral. not normally the choice for a planted tank but hey, who cares?!! fish avatar
Are you using any CO2, and what kind of substrate did you use? It looks amazing! fish avatar
i am new myself! yes they are real plants :) fish avatar
Nice!love the layout...viciclid fish avatar
VErY nice! fish avatar
I really love this. Sorry for the newbish question but I'm currently learning. >.< Are those real plants in there? They look amazing... fish avatar

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