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Country: Canada
Description: American and African Cichlids 150 GallonsTank: Sand Substrate, 4 pieces of real wood, 3 plastic wood pieces, 1 reptile cave, rocks, 2 x Astro Filters, 2x halogen tube (big boy), 2 X 150W Jager heaters The fishes: 1x 8" Jack Dempsey 1x 4" Firemouth 1x 9" Grey Bichir 2x 2" Bolivian Ram 2x 3" Juvenile Malawi Blue Dolphin 2x 4" Marbled Angel 5x Big Congo Tetra 3x Big Plecos 1x Red Severum 2x Oscars
Advice: Keep it clean!
Fish Kept: Jack Dempsey, Firemouth, Plecos, Grey Bichir, Congo Tetras, Red Severum, Bolivian Rams, Hemichromis Lifalili, Malawi Blue Dolphin, Marbled Angels
Corals/Plants: Vallisneria and others
Tank Size: 150 gallons

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