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32 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - mixed cichlids

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Country: Canada
Description: 32gal. tank,aquaclear canister filter,aquaclear 20 trickle filter,tube heater
Advice: have fun with your tank!
Fish Kept: 3x golden julie 3x yellow bumblebee 4xfiremouth,1 common pleco
Corals/Plants: plastic plants
Tank Size: 32 gallons
Quote: get er intaya

COMMENTS

Yeah what is that there in the middel it looks like a pot. fish avatar
any helpful cichlid tip welcome thx!! fish avatar

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