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State: Texas
Country: United States
Description: My 20gallon set-up: Marineland Bio Filter 150. Marineland 150watt hearter. Lighting is just standard white light. My 75gallon set-up: Work in progress, and is not quite picture worthy at this point.
Advice: GO BIG! or you'll soon start hating yourself
Fish Kept: Huejeta, Needlenose Gar, Red Tail Cat, Pacus, Bala Sharks, plecos, and several cichlids
Corals/Plants: Texas Holy Rock, Malaysian Driftwood, and all plastic plants
Tank Size: 20 gallons
Quote: "I don't know the key to success, but the key to failure is trying to please everyone." -Bill Cosby
About Yourself: Hobbies: Sports, fishing, and aquariums. I have been involved with aquariums for about a year now. Im just getting started with cichlid keeping, so please forgive the lack of species knowledge.

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