Photo #2 - Freshwater 5.5gal Parrot Cichlid (bottom Center)

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State: Massachusetts
Country: United States
Description: This is a very small tank only 5.5 gal, at the time I didnt have much room in my dorm at school but ill soon have a 70+ gal tank. Given the tank's size theres really nothing special to the filtration system.
Advice: Some fish may die, but that only makes room for those who live.
Fish Kept: 1 Green Terror 1 Parrot Cichlid 1 Spotted Raphael
Corals/Plants: All fake, used to have some real ones in there but the fish would eat them...
Tank Size: 5 gallons
Quote: "just keep swimming"
About Yourself: I've always liked fish, I used to have tanks when i was a kid, and now that I have the money to put into the somewhat expencive hobby its a lot more fun and interesting.

COMMENTS

tank is far to small, even for one of any of those fish. fish avatar
i realy do think that tanks to small fish avatar
i thnk that tank is way too small... haha just bustin ur nuts sherm fish avatar
Nice parrot!! fish avatar

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