Photo #2 - 8 Inch Jaguar Cichlid - Jaguar Cichlid Jack Demp...

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Country: Canada
Description: 55 gallon cichlid tank
Advice: take ur time and experiment until it works for u
Fish Kept: jaguar cichlid jack dempsey convict cichlid golded malawi cichlid jewel cichlid suncatfish pleco bala sharks tiger barb black skirt gourami angel fish goldfish
Corals/Plants: all plastic
Tank Size: 55 gallons
About Yourself: 20 from canada

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Very pretty fish. Just wondering if yours is very aggressive? We have a male that has to be kept by his self in 55 hex. Attacks everything including our dog through the tank. Mine isn't as golden as yours anymore, more black, white and blue. I love these fish fish avatar

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