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Photo Caption: My 125 gallon cichlid tank. It contains 2 ruby red peacocks, red top zebra, 2 johannis, crenicichla proteus, and a pleco. The tank is still under construction, so more fish will be coming and going.
125 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - My 125 gallon cichlid tank. It contains 2 ruby red peacocks, red top zebra, 2 johannis, crenicichla proteus, and a pleco. The tank is still under construction, so more fish will be coming and going.
freshwater fish - crenichichla proteus - pike cichlid stocking in 125 gallons tank - My crenicichla proteus.

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State: Florida
Country: United States
Description: My 125 gallon tank has dual overflow chambers, and uses a Megaflow model 4 for wet/dry filtration. I also have a Fluval 304 for the polishing. I then have 4 korolia powerheads turned on/off randomly from a Red Sea Wavemaster Pro. The tank also contains 150 lbs of lace rock and 200 pounds of crushed coral.
Advice: Know as much about the creatures you plan on keeping before you ever actually have them.
Fish Kept: African and Central American cichlids.
Corals/Plants: A sword of some type.
Tank Size: 125 gallons
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