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Photo Caption: 1 of my 75 gallon tanks
75 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - 1 of my 75 gallon tanks

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State: New Jersey
Country: United States
Description: This is an AGA tank with oak cabinet and hood. dimensions are 48" wide 18" deep 18" tall. Tank is painted black in the back. It's drilled and has a Eheim 2217 filter, Life guard AF 92 heater, Fusion quiet power bubbler and GLO t5 dual lighting system.
Advice: Start slow, patience is your friend.
Fish Kept: 15" sun catfish, 9.5" red tail chalceus 6" Bahia Red 8" senegal Birchir 3.5" upside down catfish mixed african chiclids and peacocks 2 geophagus's
Corals/Plants: no live plants but a few synthetic. 2 pieces of driftwood and lots of live and lava rock.
Tank Size: 75 gallons

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