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State:
New York
Country:
United States
Description:
I have a 72 gallon bow front tank filled with african cichlids and and a bunch of imitation coral I found on the internet and live rock as well to help keep the PH level high. My tank is running on 2 505 fluval pumps and 2 bublers inside for oxygen. I have a blue marine glow led light witch makes the tank look really exotic along with my fish and coral. I have about 15 different lake Malawi African cichlids in my tank.
Advice:
Read up on these fish before buying them so u know how to care for them.
Fish Kept:
Electric Blue Hap, Bumblebee Cichlid, Venustus Cichlid, Red Peacock Cichlid, Electric Yellow Cichlid, Frontosa Cichlid, Albino Socolofi, Powder Blue Cichlid
Corals/Plants:
None
Tank Size:
75 gallons
Quote:
live love laugh.
About Yourself:
I had a small tank when I was a kid. Fish are relaxing and peaceful. I love the ocean I love nature and I figure why not bring it into my home. I love watching tanked and fish tank kings.
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