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freshwater fish - neolamprologus cylyndricus - cylindricus cichlid stocking in 25 gallons tank - My favourite ciclid a giraffehead ciclid with a giant placo in the background

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Country: Canada
Description: i have an aqua clear 30 filtration system on my tank i have all fake coral decor and background and a heater i have a pleco a giraffehead ciclid a red ciclid a tiger ciclid and an electic yellow ciclid
Advice: lots of research
Fish Kept: i have a pleco a giraffehead ciclid a red ciclid a tiger ciclid and an electic yellow ciclid
Corals/Plants: i plant
Tank Size: 25 gallons
Quote: saltwater fish tanks rock

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