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Photo Caption: 85 Gallon freshwater aquarium with texas holey rock and decorative plants, Changed it up after 3 years so give it something new.
85 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - Freshwater aquarium decorated with Christmas lights for the festive season.
85 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - 85 Gallon freshwater aquarium with texas holey rock and decorative plants, Changed it up after 3 years so give it something new.

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Country: Australia
Description: 85 Gallon freshwater aquarium
Advice: Take your time is choosing what is best for you and maintain a healthy environment for your fish and live plants.
Fish Kept: Electric yellow cichlid, Sunshine peacock cichlid, Blue johanni cichlid, giraffe cichild, Algea eater,
Corals/Plants: Over 50Kg of texas holey rock with many Hiding spots and home made spots by the fish
Tank Size: 85 gallons

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