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Country: Australia
Description: 180Lx45Wx62Hcm Tank stands at same height when you are standing Cannister Nova filter x 1 Cichlid tank - beach sand river pebbles - 200kg 2X 4FT lighting
Advice: get a stand which brings the view up to face level, even if you have to custom make it..well worth it feed the cichilds the colour enhancer, especially electric blues and peacocks, they color up real nice..
Fish Kept: fish include 5 clown loachs 2 pakistani loach 4 bristlenose 5 electric yellows 5 blue aceii 2 frontosas 1 compressicep 1 white pearl calvus 1 dragon blood 2 marble peacocks 1 tangerine peacock 2 kelonga reds 1 afro cowe 2 electric blues 2 maingano 1 moori 2 lelupi 2 taiwan reefs 2 red peacocks 2 northern blue
Corals/Plants: none
Tank Size: 1892 gallons
About Yourself: fish enthusist

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