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freshwater fish - thorichthys meeki - firemouth cichlid stocking in 46 gallons tank - Here is the Fire Mouth which will be in exile very soon, Way to agressive with the other fish including those which are 3 or 4 times bigger than him. One interesting note is that he protects the Feeder Gold fish form the predator fish.
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Photo Caption: Here is the Fire Mouth which will be in exile very soon, Way to agressive with the other fish including those which are 3 or 4 times bigger than him. One interesting note is that he protects the Feeder Gold fish form the predator fish.
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State: Florida
Country: United States
Description: A 46 Gallon Bow Front which mostly consist of Odd Ball Fish and others.
Advice: Its not as hard as it seems. Just keep your water changes consistent. If you want live plants make sure you add atleast a cheap CO2 Solution to it as well as good lighting.
Fish Kept: Arowana, Clown Knive Fish, Angel Fish, Pleco, one Apple Snail, Incandescent Shark,Snow Flake Eel, Crabs, Needle Nose Gar, Fire Mouth. Pacus Fish Aswell
Corals/Plants: Gotta Get back to you on that.
Tank Size: 46 gallons
Quote: Hemi's Rule!

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