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State: California
Country: United States
Description: tanganyika lake setup with 5 frontosa, 1 yellow calvus, 1 duboise, 1 orange leleup, 1 marlieri 1 dwarf puffer . rena canister filter xp3
Advice: get a good filter so you don't have any problems with a murky tank always do water changes and clean gravel.
Fish Kept: 5 frontosa 1 yellow calvus 1 duboise 1 orange leleup 1 marlieri 1 dwarf puffer .
Corals/Plants: rocks
Tank Size: 90 gallons
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A great looking tank. fish avatar
hey good lookin tang tank. love frontosas. love a.cichlids! fish avatar
very nice 10 out of 10 fish avatar
wow i envy ppl like you! looking at this makes me wanna cont. to do better n better so thank u! fish avatar
I think your tank looks amazing! great job! May I ask what the substrate you use is? fish avatar
great looking tank ...well done fish avatar

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