Photo #1 - My Fish Tank - Hmm... Mostly Cichlids I Will Post...

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55 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - My Fish tank

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State: Wisconsin
Country: United States
Description: All the plants are real live plants. I found all the wood outside. The background is very custom... I panted the back black, I built the Rock ledges from landscaping slate stone glued together. I custom built the hood to hold my Coralife light I also mounted 3 3-way cabinet lights under the lid.
Advice: Keep to it and have fun with it
Fish Kept: Hmm... Mostly cichlids I will post them later since I have no clue what they are
Corals/Plants: Umm Green ones?
Tank Size: 55 gallons
Quote: Why?
About Yourself: I rather like to talk about my fish and tanks

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