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State: Texas
Country: United States
Description: African Cichlid 75 Gallon bow front tank. 48"L x 18.5"W x 21"H. Eheim 2215 filter. This filter is awesome, keeps the tank spotless for weeks, highly reccomended.
Fish Kept: 18 cichlids and 2 sharks: 6 Electric Blue Ahli (3 males & 3 females), 5 Red Zebra, 4 Yellow Labs (2 males & 2 females), 2 Mangano, 1 Demasoni and 2 Red Tail Sharks. Any suggestions for additional fish that mix well with African Cichlids?
Corals/Plants: Eco-complete Cichlid Gravel (Carib Sea), Honeycomb Limestone aka "Texas Holey Rock", Black and Brown river rocks and Fake Plants. My Cichlids love hiding in the Holey Rock!
Tank Size: 75 gallons
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