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Country: Slovenia
Description: My tank with malawi fish... 100cm x 40cm x 40cm 160 l or. 42 gallons. Lights SERA BLUE SKY 30W 12000 Kelvin Filtration TETRATEC ex 700 Air Sera air 275R, 275l/h, 120mbar
Advice: Take care of your fisl like on your own childs!
Fish Kept: 5x Pseudotropheus saulosi 5x Pseudotropheus acei 2x Ancistrus dolichopterus
Corals/Plants: Anubias hastifolia
Tank Size: 42 gallons
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About Yourself: I love all about water and fish...

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what a lovely change from all that nasty bubble rock! very very unique and pretty. fish avatar
Your tank is perfect, I love how crisp and simple your over all look is, its not so over baring that it takes the attention off your fish, and The fish you have picked is just rite they pop out at you, Number one tank in my book. I'm glad I saw it, Nephi,Utah,U.S.A. fish avatar
nice vere eye pleasing fish avatar
very very nice, one of the best tanks on the site!!!! i am in love with mbunas!!!! fish avatar

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