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freshwater fish - aulonocara jacobfreibergi - eureka red stocking in 65 gallons tank - RED PEACOCK

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Country: Australia
Description: My 4ft African Cichlid tank Sylvania Aqua star lighting, Fluval 405 filtration, under gravel filtration. FISH: 2x Pseudotropheus Saulosi, 3x Lombardoi, Cobalt Zebra, Acei and 2x Convicts. PLANTS: are fake.
Tank Size: 65 gallons
About Yourself: I am a very dedicated person to my hobby and love it.

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hey, um i saw ur pic and thought it was very nice...was just wondering how do u get ur image below 500kb cause every photo ive taken is above so the site wont let me put anything up... fish avatar

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