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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

COMMENTS

This is so cool! I really like it!! fish avatar
This tank is Brandies tank. She just got into the hobbie last year this time and loves it so I bought her this 110 for $320. then she set out to bring the vision she had in her head to life. I'm totally proud of her and now she knows more from doing research then I do LOL. She's also into photography and spends hours getting the right shots. Peace out baby,Brett fish avatar
cool tank! very nice fish also. beautiful plants! fish avatar

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