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State: Pennsylvania
Country: United States
Description: 37 gallon mirror background african cichlid tank - marineland LED lighting w/moonlight - RENA smart heater, RENA Xp2 canister filter
Advice: Buy a great filter - research everything - do daily water changes & you'll have happy healthy fish.
Fish Kept: A variety of juvenile african cichlids & one spotted pictus catfish
Corals/Plants: Texas holey rock, fake plants, gravel, conche shell
Tank Size: 37 gallons
Quote: Forbidden fruit tastes the sweetest.

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