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Photo Caption: New design for my African Cichlid Tank
100 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - New design for my African Cichlid Tank

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Country: Lebanon
Description: 180x60 x45cm Built in filter 6x T5 bulbs 2x powerheads 1x 300w heater+1x 100w heater Black background
Advice: Read a lot before setting up your aquarium.On fish types, compatibility, water conditions...
Fish Kept: Blue Zebra, 1x Sciaenochromis ahli (Electric Blue Ahli), 1x Ice Blue Cobalt, 1xYellw Peacock, 1x Melanochromis Johanni, 1x Tropheus Duboisi , 2xCyrtocara moori (Blue Dolphins), 1x Nimbochromis venustus , 2xRed Finned Sharks, 3x Metriaclima lombardoi "Kenyi" , 2x Dimidiochromis Compressiceps(Eye Bitter), 1x Haplochromis sp.44, 1x Aulonocara Mylandi, 1x Ruby Red Peacock
Corals/Plants: 2 red corals+2 fake red plants+rocks collected from the mountains+crushed coral+sand substrate
Tank Size: 100 gallons

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WOW !! that is so nice .. I wish to have something like that someday fish avatar

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