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55 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - This tank has been up and running for a lillte over 6 month now.I got this tank from a buddy who was moving and couldn't take his tank or his fish. He ended up gettiong a smaller tank, So He wanted his fish back. I went out and started buying fish that I thought looked good. Now that there are bigger, I can tell they are all males and the Aggression in the tank Is very high. I have decided to start cleaning house and only keeping a few. In the end I hope to have 3-5 Species with a ratio of 1m/2or3f. I just got a new filter and some more tuffa rock. I still need more rock
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Photo Caption: This tank has been up and running for a lillte over 6 month now.I got this tank from a buddy who was moving and couldn't take his tank or his fish. He ended up gettiong a smaller tank, So He wanted his fish back. I went out and started buying fish that I thought looked good. Now that there are bigger, I can tell they are all males and the Aggression in the tank Is very high. I have decided to start cleaning house and only keeping a few. In the end I hope to have 3-5 Species with a ratio of 1m/2or3f. I just got a new filter and some more tuffa rock. I still need more rock
55 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - This tank has been up and running for a lillte over 6 month now.I got this tank from a buddy who was moving and couldn't take his tank or his fish. He ended up gettiong a smaller tank, So He wanted his fish back. I went out and started buying fish that I thought looked good. Now that there are bigger, I can tell they are all males and the Aggression in the tank Is very high. I have decided to start cleaning house and only keeping a few. In the end I hope to have 3-5 Species with a ratio of 1m/2or3f. I just got a new filter and some more tuffa rock. I still need more rock

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State: Massachusetts
Country: United States
Description: This tank has been up and running for a lillte over 6 month now.I got this tank from a buddy who was moving and couldn't take his tank or his fish. He ended up gettiong a smaller tank, So He wanted his fish back. I went out and started buying fish that I thought looked good. Now that there are bigger, I can tell they are all males and the Aggression in the tank Is very high. I have decided to start cleaning house and only keeping a few. In the end I hope to have 3-5 Species with a ratio of 1m/2or3f. I just got a new filter and some more tuffa rock. I still need more rock
Advice: Research,
Fish Kept: 2 Pseudotropheus Polit 1 Cynotilapia afra Jalo Reef 1 Cynotilapia afra "Blue Reef" 1 Pseudotropheus sp. "Elongatus Chewere" 1 Pseudotropheus Scolofi Albino 1 Pseudotropheus flavus
Corals/Plants: Tuffa Rock
Tank Size: 55 gallons
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