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State: Tennessee
Country: United States
Description: 300 gallon Tall GlassCages Tank and home built stand/canopy. 8x2x2.5 Driftwood and fake plants. Gravel Substrate 4-Aqua-Glow 40w bulbs 4ft each 750 watts of Stealth heaters 1- Whisper 100 for air Eheim 2262 and two Emperor 400's for filtration.
Advice: Mistake's are made for a reason.... Learn from them.
Fish Kept: Central and South American Cichlids
Corals/Plants: None
Tank Size: 300 gallons

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one of the best i've seen fish avatar
what more can we say, awesome! fish avatar
Nice fish avatar
hi can you please rate my tank fish avatar
Obviously well planned and executed! Your fish seem happy! Congratulations! (I would prefer a taller plant in front of the inlet hose and thermostat to hide them from view.) fish avatar
Very beautiful! fish avatar
Not much for the cichlids but the layout is awesome. Keep up the good work!! fish avatar
fantastic! fish avatar
well done! fish avatar

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