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280 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations)

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Country: Germany
Description: Non-Mbuna Tank Extra filteraquarium below the other
Advice: First inform yourself before you buy new fishes !
Fish Kept: 1/2 Aulonocara firefish 1/3 Copadichromis borlery 1/3 Labidochromis yellow 1/2 Nimbochromis venustus 1/4 Placidochromis electra 1/4 Protmelas taeniolatus 1/3 Sciaenochromis fryeri and 13 Synodontis multipunktatus
Corals/Plants: Different Cryptocorynes
Tank Size: 280 gallons
About Yourself: I startet 1981 with the hobby. In 2012 I have more than 10 tanks with roundabout 660 gallones alltogether... All fishes I keep momentarily are africanes...

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The rockscape are Elements from:rnBack to Nature. rn fish avatar
Very nice rockscape, are those homemade rocks? fish avatar

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