Photo #1 - My 215g With African Cichlids

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Photo Caption: my 215g with African Cichlids
215 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - my 215g with African Cichlids
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State: Texas
Country: United States
Description: 215g with a bunch of Texas Holy Rock. 3 Emperor 400 filters.
Advice: Learn about your fish
Fish Kept: Silver Dollars, Frontosas, Albino Eureka, Sawlosi's, Sexfascuatus, Tropheus Fire Cracker, Blk Ghost Knife, Marakeli,Salvini, Livingstoni, Caeruleus, Fryeri Iceberg, Taiwan Abino, Taiwan, Red Top Kimpuma, Yellow Lab, Jacob Hougi, Skats, Petricola catfish, Angelicus catfish, Venutus, RHino Pleco, OB Peacock, Clown Loaches, aned much more
Corals/Plants: NA
Tank Size: 215 gallons
About Yourself: Started with at 40 and now Im in a 215. Love this hobby.

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