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State: North Carolina
Country: United States
Description: This is one of two tanks in our bedroom. The 55 gallon already had an atlantis theme so we decided to carry it over to the 110 gallon as well. Amongs the ruins and slate caves There are hiden jewels and a statue of neptune.
Advice: PLAN your tank!!! Take your time, it pays im the end.
Fish Kept: this tank has 1 red fin borleyi 1 Placidiochromis Electra "Mandalawi" 1 brichardi 1 altolamprologus compressiceps 1 Placidiochromis Electra 1 aulonocara jacobfreibergi 1 venustus 1 baby pleco
Corals/Plants: large fancy ferns and a few others
Tank Size: 110 gallons

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I don't know who gave this fish a poor rating but your crazy. This is the nicest borleyi I have seen. Its not nearly full grown yet either!!! I give it a 9+!!!! fish avatar

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