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State: Texas
Country: United States
Description: *
Advice: Always let your tank cycle before putting in your fish, and dont forget to do frequent water changes
Fish Kept: Lots of cichlids = ) and my little puffers
Corals/Plants: *
Tank Size: 55 gallons
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About Yourself: I started my first tank after I started working at a pet store. I have had about 6 tanks but had to give them all up except one when I moved into the dorms. So now I have my 55 gallon with my cichlids and my sweet little puffers = )

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its good :>) fish avatar
nice tank :-) fish avatar
haha just noticed i spelt holes wrong sry fish avatar
hi very nice aquarium i have 2 blood parrot too im just curious if urs move rocks around and dig wholes and if u kno if this a sign of something thanks...also i read that u work at a petstore do u kno anything about aba aba fish ive looked at many sites but none had anything about them fish avatar

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