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54 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - 54 gallon West African biotope/themed with fair share of non-African residents

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State: Florida
Country: United States
Description: West African/oddball themed tank, with a fair share of non-African residents.
Advice: Perform regular water changes!
Fish Kept: Jewel Cichlid, Congo Tetra, African Red Eye Tetra, Upside Down Catfish, Featherfin Catfish, African Leaf Fish, Convict Cichlid, Cuban Cichlid, Australian Rainbowfish
Corals/Plants: Mostly various Anubias species
Tank Size: 54 gallons

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