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State: California
Country: United States
Description: This tank is currently a 80 gallon tank and is running on : a bio-wheel 8 cartridge penguin filter, a fluval hose ( gives u that breeze of the plants ), 2 lighting, 1 marine glo and 3 Hi-Glo LED lights, running on Carribean sand and natural rocks to control the PH in the water. If your going to buy a filter, i suggest the brand Penguin, it's guaranteed to be reliable to you.
Advice: My advice is to concentrate on ideas before you start your tank setup if you don't want to waste so much money...
Fish Kept: 1 Red Oscar, 1 snow white cichlid, 1 red-striped cichlid, 3 awesome frontosas ( my favorite ), tire track eel, and a bulldog algae eater.
Corals/Plants: Water Wonders
Tank Size: 80 gallons
Quote: Survival of the fittest

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I know even though I have NO fish!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! OR Eel. fish avatar

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