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Photo Caption: My 4.5 gallon community tank. It started as a rescue tank for these guys when the larger tank evolved into a cichlid tank. Now it's a permanent fixture in the living room.
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29 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - My 4.5 gallon community tank. It started as a rescue tank for these guys when the larger tank evolved into a cichlid tank. Now it's a permanent fixture in the living room.
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State: California
Country: United States
Description: Eclipse 29 gallon, freshwater tank
Advice: Find a good book and a knowledgeable fish store for advice.
Fish Kept: Cichlids, mollies, swordtails, barbs, danios, botia, betta, etc.
Corals/Plants: Many live freshwater plants.
Tank Size: 29 gallons
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