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State: New Jersey
Country: United States
Description: 48 x 24 x 181 50/50 corallite & 1 Actinic blue light
Advice: dedication
Fish Kept: African Cichlid, 2 Synodontis petricola catfish, 2 black convicts, 2 frontosas, 1 Melanochromis auratus
Corals/Plants: Rocks and artifitial plantssand and cichlid mix corals
Tank Size: 75 gallons

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Get those convicts out of of that tank fast! Time is not on your side. A breeding pair will kill any and everything in your tank I've done this in a 75 gallon before and once they lay eggs they will have 60 gallons leaving the rest with 15 gallons. When the fry hatch and become free swimming and another fish gets too close you'll be netting a dead fish. They really don't care about size they are hands down one of the most ruthless unrelenting fish in the Americas flat out. This is due to them being probably the best parents in the fish world. fish avatar

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