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freshwater fish stocking in 75 gallons tank - Blue Mbuna

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State: South Carolina
Country: United States
Description: 75 gal African Cichlids/ Mbuna: two fluval filters, 300 watt heater, current fan 20 gal community with barbs, Molly`s and one young fire mouth cichlid. One 50 gal rated marine land filter with personalized filter media and LED lighting
Advice: Regular water changes! & keeping a journal of ALL changes, additions, fish/ plant deaths and illnesses, etc. lastly, long term tank location consideration! No windows and busy doorways, but plenty of room for manipulation of other furniture!
Fish Kept: Black Sailfin Molly, African ropefish, Johanni Cichlid, Acei Cichlid, Auratus Cichlid, Pseudotropheus Socolofi (Albino), Bumblebee Cichlid, Firemouth Cichlid
Corals/Plants: Amazon sword
Tank Size: 75 gallons

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