Photo #2 - A Nice Coral 4 Preety Plants One Is Orange One Is...

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Photo Caption: a nice coral 4 preety plants one is orange one is pink one is red and e is blue
freshwater fish - pseudotropheus elongatus - elongate mbuna stocking in 60 gallons tank - Elongatus Jewel Spot
60 gallons reef tank (mostly live coral and fish) - a nice coral 4 preety plants one is orange one is pink one is red and e is blue

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State: California
Country: United States
Description: tetra flitration 70-80 gal fake plants a nice coral blue water from medicine for ur fishes light came wit it blue and green rocks
Advice: water changes and tempeture
Fish Kept: 1 tiger oscar 1 red oscar 1 red jewel 1 Elongatus Jewel Spot 3 african chichilds one blue and the other 2 is like a jack dempsey and 1 zebra black and white chichild
Corals/Plants: coral and fake plants pink and orange
Tank Size: 60 gallons
About Yourself: man the best thing in the world i rather do this then go do bad stuff but yea love doing this

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