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freshwater fish - aulonocara nyassae var. - peacock cichlid, orange blossom stocking in 120 gallons tank - Aulonocara O.B. Marble Peacock. Young one. Taken using SE 8.1mp camera phone.
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Photo Caption: Aulonocara O.B. Marble Peacock. Young one. Taken using SE 8.1mp camera phone.
freshwater fish - aulonocara nyassae var. - peacock cichlid, orange blossom stocking in 120 gallons tank - Aulonocara O.B. Marble Peacock. Young one. Taken using SE 8.1mp camera phone.

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Country: Australia
Description: Malawi
Advice: Research first always.
Fish Kept: Lake Malawi Cichlids:
Corals/Plants: None, only rock.
Tank Size: 120 gallons

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