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75 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - Planted Freshwater mixed african cichlid aquarium

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State: California
Country: United States
Description: very cool planted tank with natural quartz rock, drift wood, natural rock, two filters, two heaters, and bright light
Advice: good luck!
Fish Kept: 3 electric yellow cichlids, 2 kenyi african cichlid, 7 tiger barbs, 1 blue mbuna, 1 upside down catfish, 1 bumblebee cichlid, 2 red zebra cichlids, 1 red tailed shark, 3 convict cichlids, all in the same tank cooperating very well
Corals/Plants: way too many to list
Tank Size: 75 gallons

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