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Country: Australia
Description: 122 cm length ,40cm wide,58 cm height.4 foot aqua glo lighting.aqua one cf500 cannister filter.latex 3d rock background.1 large garden rock.a mixture of fine sand and brown gravel for substrate.also have a working under gravel filter.
Advice: rome was not built in a day.take your time and learn from your mistakes
Fish Kept: 2 green severums,2electric yellows,4pseudo aceei,1 eureka peacock cichlid,1tangerine peacock,2bronze catfish,2 kribensis.
Corals/Plants: no real plants kept.
Tank Size: 50 gallons
Quote: "NO SOUP FOR YOU!"
About Yourself: it gives me something to do when i've got other more important things to do that i dont really want to do.got it?

COMMENTS

wow top rate.. in my book! this tank is way under rated. Very Awesome! fish avatar

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