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Photo Caption: My newly set up 125 gallon African Cichlid aquarium. Its been up and running now for 2 days. Let me know what you think! Sorry about photo, still trying to figure out these strict guidelines
freshwater fish stocking in 125 gallons tank - My newly set up 125 gallon African Cichlid aquarium. Its been up and running now for 2 days. Let me know what you think! Sorry about photo, still trying to figure out these strict guidelines

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State: Florida
Country: United States
Description: currently a 55 gallon, water is cycling in my new 125 gallon, will be set up in next couple weeks
Advice: start small, get a good feel, then upgrade
Fish Kept: African cichlids
Corals/Plants: all fake
Tank Size: 125 gallons

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