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Photo Caption: Blue Ahli. He is difficult to photograph because the light just radiates off of him. This is the best photo we got. He is about six inches long. We had a small Green Terror in the tank when we added Ahli. After seeing his size, our green terror developed a ravenous appetite and grew 3 inches in a few months. Once they became the same size it was time for green terror to move into his own tank.
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State: New York
Country: United States
Description: 90 gal freshwater, built into hallway wall.
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Fish Kept: African Cichlids
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Tank Size: 90 gallons
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