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Country: Australia
Description: 1 X 400 lt Tank = African cichlids large 1 X 300 lt tank = African cichlids small 1 X 300lt tank = Tropicals 1 X 200lt tank = Fry growout tank 1 X 75lt tank = Bristlenose fry 1 x 75lt tank = fry growout tank
Advice: none
Fish Kept: African cichlids, Tropicals, Catfish.
Corals/Plants: Artificial plants, rocks, ornaments.
Tank Size: 150 gallons
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About Yourself: 6 tanks

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