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Country: Canada
Description: custom built cherry wood cabinet. ALL rock and sticks have come from a creek or out of my backyard! Granite was purchased and the substrate is a combo of store sand and NATURAL river rock. 2 x 54 watt HO T5
Advice: USE COMMON SENSE.......try things for yourself. I DO NOT DOSE, EVER! i only use frequent water changes to cure problems. All fish can be kept together under the right situation.
Fish Kept: Fahaka Puffer (Globe Fish), Salvini cichlid, 2 Red Belly Pirana, King Kong Parrot, Midas cichlid, 6 Clown Loach, Royal Pleco, 6 Concivt cichlid, Electric Yellow cichlid, Female Algae Eater
Corals/Plants: none
Tank Size: 90 gallons
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