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Submitted By: Abdul Muqtadir on
Photo Caption: 60 inch long, 18 inch wide, 24 inch hight, sump filtration and submersible filtration, sea sand, rocks
120 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - 60 inch long, 18 inch wide, 24 inch hight, sump filtration and submersible filtration, sea sand, rocks

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Country: Pakistan
Description: 60 inch long, 18 inch wide, pump, filter, sea sand, rocks
Advice: be patient ...
Fish Kept: 19 mixed mbuna, 9 malawi cichlids, 2 oscar, 4 butterkufuri
Corals/Plants: no
Tank Size: 120 gallons

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