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150 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - My Mixed Malawi tank!

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Country: Australia
Description: Mixed african cichlids Filter : Sacem Marathon 2000 Heater : 300w Sera Lighting : 3ft Double Fluro Limestone rocks White sand
Advice: experiment
Fish Kept: 5 Labidochromis Hongi 1 Metriaclima callainos 2 Neolamprologus Cylindricus 1 `Lamprologus` caudopunctatus (Kapampa) 1 Cyphotilapia frontosa 1 Neolamprologus tretocephalus 8 Neolamprologus pulcher (Kambwimba) 1 Neolamprologus leleupi 8 Lamprologus Multifasciatus 1 Copadichromis Borleyi 1 Tropheus brichardi (Ujiji)
Corals/Plants: none
Tank Size: 150 gallons
Quote: werd up

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