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38 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - This was designed as a safe haven for our cichlids. Plenty of caves, hiding places and plants for escape!
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Photo Caption: This was designed as a safe haven for our cichlids. Plenty of caves, hiding places and plants for escape!
38 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - This was designed as a safe haven for our cichlids. Plenty of caves, hiding places and plants for escape!

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State: New York
Country: United States
Description: This was designed as a haven for our cichlids. Plenty of caves, hiding places and plants for escape! Two filtration types... Undergravel and Outside Power filter. The substrate is comprised of small gravel and larger pebbles and helps to keep the digging down to a minimum.
Advice: Research!
Fish Kept: This was designed as a haven for our cichlids. Plenty of caves, hiding places and plants for escape! This tank contains 3 large and 6 smaller African Cichlids.
Corals/Plants: Mostly decorative plastic.
Tank Size: 38 gallons

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