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Photo Caption: Tropical fish tank
60 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - Tropical fish tank

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Country: South Africa
Description: 4 ft 280 Liter Tank with DIY artificial rock background made out of polystyrene. Artificial plants and some rocks. 1 x Dolphin C700 filtration 2 x Air stones and a jet pump. 3 Lights on a timer one is for plants others are just plain white
Advice: The hard work pays off
Fish Kept: 1 x Tiger Oscar 1 x Jack Dempsey 1 x Jaguar Cichlid 1 x Texas Cichlid 1 x Green Deacon 1 x Tyre track eel
Corals/Plants: none
Tank Size: 60 gallons
About Yourself: fish lover

COMMENTS

great fish. love the oscars fish avatar
eish jou tank is mooi ne.got a ?..were u buy the artificial background? fish avatar

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