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Country: United Kingdom
Description: Malawi style/fake reef, elements of marine. Ocean rock, sand substrate, coral, barnacle shells. Sun sun (all pond solutions) 1400 ltr an hour external filter, uv steriliser, 300 watt tetratec heater, custom led lighting.
Advice: Look after your water, do your tests and make sure it is of optimum quality. When stacking rocks, place them straight on the bottom glass, especially when keeping cichlids and any other excavating fish. This way they can't dig underneath and prevents the whole lot collapsing.
Corals/Plants: Coral
Tank Size: 75 gallons

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