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Country: Australia
Description: 6'x2'x2' Light 2x4't5 Gravel white Filtration; Mini reef and canaster filter Ehaim with Bakki bacteria house as meidia, UV
Advice: More filtration is better
Fish Kept: Been keeping fish for the last 10 years
Corals/Plants: None
Tank Size: 250 gallons
Quote: Rare Tropical fish and catfish
About Yourself: I run a pool shop, fix pump and filter and maintain pool.

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Homebrew Thank you they are my pride and joy fish avatar
Peacock bass are around 7 month and thank you, But I have sold all of them already fish avatar
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nice peacock bass how old are they mine are not that size yet fish avatar

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