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Photo Caption: My baby Frontosa.
freshwater fish - cyphotilapia frontosa - frontosa cichlid stocking in 20 gallons tank - My baby Frontosa.

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Country: Canada
Description: 20 gallon with red, white and black gravel with 5 terra cotta pots,2 fake plants and a air stone.
Advice: Cycle your tank for a week before adding the fish.
Fish Kept: 3 Convict Cichlids, 2 Frontosa, 1 Pleco.
Corals/Plants: None.
Tank Size: 20 gallons
Quote: Be creative with your work!
About Yourself: Well I brought my fist fish tank this year and went from a 5 gallon into a 20 gallon in about 5 months and in total I have 2 tanks. lol

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