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Country: Canada
Description: Lake Malawi Mbuna Reef Tank 90 Gal 48"x18"x24" Hard Water with salt buffer 200lbs of various real rock aragonite, crushed coral and live sand mix 1 flourescent tube 3 LED light bubblers 1 bubble snake Rena Digital Heater XP3 canister filter LED Day/Moon light Deep Water airpump Day/Night Timer
Advice: Plan out exactly what you like before you buy. Don't be afraid to change things around every once in a while.
Fish Kept: Red Zebra Yellow Zebra Yellow Lab Red Top Kimpuna Yellow Tail Acei Kenyi Afra Cobue Albino Socolofi Mixed Blue Kimpuna/Yellow Lab mix Yellow Zebra/Red Zebra Mix Elec Blue Hap Male Sturtigranti Peacock Female Black Zebra Convict Pink Convict Albino Chinese Algae Eater Sail FIn Pleco Bristlenose Pleco Weather loach
Corals/Plants: none
Tank Size: 90 gallons
About Yourself: new to the breed but have had tanks for many years

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