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State: Michigan
Country: United States
Description: It is a mixed African cichlid tank. It is 124gallon that I purchased from a person I met at a pet store for 150 dollars. It has an open canopy with 4 coralife T5 dual lights. (mixed bulbs) 1 bio spunge with powerhead. 1 H.O.T. Magnum and 1 Penn-Plax Cascade filter.
Advice: Try it all. You never know what you will like
Fish Kept: Synodontis Eupterus Clown Pleco, Tangerine Peacock, Taiwan Reef,Crimson Tide,Ruby Green,Mloto Fireline,Albino Pleco ,JoJo Loach,Burundi Frontosa,Yellow Lab,Red Dragon Peacock,Super Red Empress,Placidochromis Phenochilus ,Electric Blue Ahli,Black Calvus ,Blueberry OB Peacock ,Nublious Victorian,Synodontis Angelicus,Lemon Jake,Nublius
Corals/Plants: None
Tank Size: 125 gallons

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