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Photo Caption: THIS IS MY CICHLIDE AND HIS GOOD FRIEND THE ANGLE, THE CICHLIDE IS 4 YEARS OLD AND GETING BIGER. MORE FISH SOON
freshwater fish - aequidens rivulatus - green terror stocking in 3 gallons tank - THIS IS MY CICHLIDE AND HIS GOOD FRIEND THE ANGLE, THE CICHLIDE IS 4 YEARS OLD AND GETING BIGER. MORE FISH SOON
3 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - 3FT FISH TANK WILL WELCOME ADVICE ON BETERING MY TANK MORE PHOTOS FROM MY OTHER TANKS SOON.

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Country: United Kingdom
Description: 3FT CURVED FRONT FISH TANK BLUE AND GREEN GRAVEL WITH SLATE'S INTERNAL FILTER & HEATER.
Advice: ITS A REALY GOOD HOBBY
Fish Kept: 1X RAINBOW 3X ANGELS 2X CATFISH 1X PLACKO 1X LOTCH AND MY FAV A CICHLIDE AND LOTS MORE
Corals/Plants: SLATE & GRAVEL
Tank Size: 3 gallons
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