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Photo Caption: My cichlid tank. 6x2x2.
170 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - My cichlid tank. 6x2x2.

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Country: Australia
Description: 6' x 2' x 2'. Filter: Fluval fx5. Heater: Jager 300w. Airpump: Boyu S-4000B
Advice: Ask questions.
Fish Kept: african cichlids. 2x venustus. 2x blue dolphin. 3x silver scats. 3x clown loach. 2x frontosa. 2x silver sharks. 1x red tail black shark. 2x electric blue. 3x red zebra. 4x convicts. 2x aceii. 2x humphead. 1x arustus. 8x peacock. 2x mangano. 1x mint spot bristle nose. 1x electric yellow. 2x silver dollars. + a couple yet to be identified.
Corals/Plants: nil
Tank Size: 170 gallons
About Yourself: Carpenter/joiner/cabinetmaker by trade. Started with a 2'x1.5'x1' then got addicted so upgraded to my 6'x2'x2'.

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