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State: Illinois
Country: United States
Description: 37g High +20gLong..2 Oscars (7" each) Jack Dempsy,Jewel,African+Texas Chichlid..1 8" Comet Gold Fish w/ algae eater and cory cat
Quote: Get er' done

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I think its cool that you can mix fish..as long as they get along because i have like that too,,, but your oscars gonna get bigger so you should get another tank it would be better,, love your fish!!!! fish avatar
No kidding...the jack dempsy AND oscars is odd but if they are working for you more power to ya man fish avatar
need a much bigger tank! fish avatar
Your tank is over crowded you need a bigger tank for the oscars and dempseys. fish avatar
you put S. American and Texas cichlids with African cichlids and gold fish? I have never heard of such a thing, hope they all get along alright. You could scare a lot of people listing them like that. fish avatar

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