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Photo Caption: Texas Cichlid Tank Size: 40 gallon Lighting Equipment: Blue & White LED Max 28W Decorations: Two Colorful Golf Balls, Muti Colour Natural Gravel Mix,
freshwater fish stocking in 40 gallons tank - Texas Cichlid Tank Size: 40 gallon Lighting Equipment: Blue & White LED Max 28W Decorations: Two Colorful Golf Balls, Muti Colour Natural Gravel Mix,

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Country: Bermuda
Description: Lighting Equipment: Blue & White LED Max 28WDecorations: 3 White Washed Rounded Rocks, Muti Colour Natural Gravel Mix
Advice: It's a passion followed with a vision.
Fish Kept: Texas Cichlid
Corals/Plants: None
Tank Size: 40 gallons

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All I can say is up your tank size a little bit beautiful fish. fish avatar

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