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60 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - aquamania

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State: Nevada
Country: United States
Description: well my fish tanks is a 60 gallons i loved cause is tall . i got real lava rocks from hawaii some white sand .
Advice: i feed my fish 1 time every 2 days helps to keep the water realy clean .
Fish Kept: i got 18 cichlids peacock and africans some south americans i got a clown loach,raphael catfish and also 1 pleco.
Corals/Plants: artificial
Tank Size: 60 gallons
About Yourself: Well since i was a child i love fish but i never had i chance to have one but this last 2009 i buy my happynes i meet a friend LUPE his a fish expert and he help me alot so i give him some credit and i never thought that i can make my own litle world so nice.

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