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State:
New York
Country:
United States
Description:
150 gal long s.a. Cichlid:
filter-tide pool sump filter
Light-4' shop light with aquarium bulbs
Aeration- LED (green) power aeration under rock pile
all fake plants----------------------------------
55 gal african cichlid
70-gal basket filter- tetra whisper
light-2' aquarium tube bulb
all tan sand with black shale from local creek-------- all live plants
Advice:
diy
Fish Kept:
150-gal: midas , jack dempsey, jaguar, G.T., R.T, texas, red texas, salvini, firemouth, plecos, catfish of all kinds in my S.A. tank-----------------------------------
55-gal: saltwater fish only
30-gal: Africans
Corals/Plants:
30-gal all types of live plants
Tank Size:
150 gallons
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