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Photo Caption: My 8" Jack Dempsey
freshwater fish - nandopsis octofasciatum - jack dempsey stocking in 55 gallons tank - My 8" Jack Dempsey

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State: Florida
Country: United States
Description: 55 gal. long, with Fluval 305 filter, standard airstone with generic airpump
Advice: 20% water changes once a week. Decorate your tank before you add the fish. Introduce any Cichlids at a young age and at the same time into the new tank.
Fish Kept: Red Devil, Electric Blue Dempsey, Jack Dempsey, Green Terror, Common Pleco, Royal Pleco, Oscar, school of Neon Tetras, and various African Cichlids. Not all in one tank of course.
Corals/Plants: Mosts different types of swords, Water Hysteria (which is a pain), and several other random plants.
Tank Size: 55 gallons
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