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80 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - The large cichlid population in the tank enjoy the natural rock cave environment. If you look closely to the bottom left you will see a breeding pair or cichlids. Adding rock to my tank has cut down on the agression of the fish and has also given all of them a territory to call there own.
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Photo Caption: The large cichlid population in the tank enjoy the natural rock cave environment. If you look closely to the bottom left you will see a breeding pair or cichlids. Adding rock to my tank has cut down on the agression of the fish and has also given all of them a territory to call there own.
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80 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - The large cichlid population in the tank enjoy the natural rock cave environment. If you look closely to the bottom left you will see a breeding pair or cichlids. Adding rock to my tank has cut down on the agression of the fish and has also given all of them a territory to call there own.

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Country: Canada
Description: All natural rocks and natual coloured gravel mainly cichlids big fish
Advice: The bigger the better!!
Fish Kept: Electric Yellows(3) Convicts(11) Rosy barb Cory Rainbow shark Gourami
Corals/Plants: fake
Tank Size: 80 gallons

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your Gourami is awesome! Nice tank. fish avatar
very nice fish avatar

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