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Country:
Canada
Description:
Filter: Rena XP3, Aquaclear 300, Aquaclear 200x2, Aquaclear 150, Fluval 304
Heater: Rena Cal Top Light 300w
Lighting: 48" ZooMed "Ocean Sun" (10,000k), 48" ZooMed "Coral Sun" (Atinic)
Substrate: Silica Sand
Rocks:Granite, Green Marble
Background: Black
Other: Powerhead 301, Powerhead 201, Mopani Wood
Feeding: NLS 2x a day
Advice:
30% water change once a week.
Fish Kept:
7 Labidochromis Caeruleus (2M/5F)
1 Heros Efasciatus (White/Gold - M)
1 Aulonocara sp. "German Red" (M)
2 Sciaenochromis Fryeri (1M/1F)
3 Cynotilapia Afra "Cobue" (F1 - 1M/2F)
3 Aulonocara OB (3M)
2 Protomelas sp. Steveni "Taiwan Reef" (1M/1F)
1 Heros Efasciatus (Green - M)
1 Metriaclima Callainos (M)
1 Aulonocara sp. Lwanda (M)
Corals/Plants:
Silk, Java Fern, Anubias Nana
Tank Size:
90 gallons
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