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65 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - 65 gallon Cichlid Tank

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State: Virginia
Country: United States
Description: Aqueon 65 gallon. Fuval 300 and Magnum 350 canister filters. 40 pounds crushed Puka shell agronite.
Advice: Patience .....
Fish Kept: Ok where to start ..... Cichlids first Texas, Redtop Afra , Snow white,Green Jewel, male an female Jewel Cichlid ,Red Zebra,O.B.Peacock, Demasoni , Moliro Moori , Electric Yellow , Trophous Duboisi ,Auratous... Now "others" Peacock eel , Brown knife, Leopard Catfish, x2 Pictous Catfish, x2 Clown Loach,x2 Bristlenose ...
Corals/Plants: All fake lol
Tank Size: 65 gallons
About Yourself: Been keeping tanks for 15 years

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