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Country:
Canada
Description:
86x28x36 Custom aquarium Compact fluorescent lighting. Custom wood lid, Sand substrate, Community Cichlid Tank, custom sand filter made from scratch made from pvc tubes. 2 fluval 450. inline heater system that runs under the sand substrate, 2 large powerheads, uv sterilizer, Another very large canister filter. Check out my YouTube videos under the user name Therelimic
Advice:
Go big. the bigger an aquarium is the better your fish will do, but the down side is price so just get as big as you can afford. I started with a 10 gallon over 18 years ago. Check out my YouTube videos under the user name Therelimic
Fish Kept:
Tropheus Dubosi, Synodintis, Firemouth, Peacocks, Mbunas, Blue Moorii Dolphin, Rainbow, Yoyo Loach, Acei, Cobalt zebra, Jewel, Giant Danio, Obliquiden Clown loach, Silver Scat. to name a fiew. Check out my YouTube videos under the user name Therelimic
Corals/Plants:
none
Tank Size:
350 gallons
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