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35 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - This is my 6,foot 450,litre American chiclid tank. its 6ft long, 2 foot high, 1.5ft deep. It has some large amozon swords, large peices of drift wood at either end of the tank. A large boat thats broken in half in the center. Oh and a white skull the size of a small ball that the largerfish roll around the tank. Fish-: 20cm texas cichlid, 20cm salvini cichlid, 15cm green terror cichlid, 12cm jack dempsy cichlid, 10cm covict cichlid, 12cm red jewel cichlid, 22cm sailfin pleco, 15cm red tailed black shark, 18cm synodontis eupterus catfish. Filtration-: 2000lh aqua one internal filter 2000lh aqua one external canister filter
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Photo Caption: This is my 6,foot 450,litre American chiclid tank. its 6ft long, 2 foot high, 1.5ft deep. It has some large amozon swords, large peices of drift wood at either end of the tank. A large boat thats broken in half in the center. Oh and a white skull the size of a small ball that the largerfish roll around the tank. Fish-: 20cm texas cichlid, 20cm salvini cichlid, 15cm green terror cichlid, 12cm jack dempsy cichlid, 10cm covict cichlid, 12cm red jewel cichlid, 22cm sailfin pleco, 15cm red tailed black shark, 18cm synodontis eupterus catfish. Filtration-: 2000lh aqua one internal filter 2000lh aqua one external canister filter
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35 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - This is my 6,foot 450,litre American chiclid tank. its 6ft long, 2 foot high, 1.5ft deep. It has some large amozon swords, large peices of drift wood at either end of the tank. A large boat thats broken in half in the center. Oh and a white skull the size of a small ball that the largerfish roll around the tank. Fish-: 20cm texas cichlid, 20cm salvini cichlid, 15cm green terror cichlid, 12cm jack dempsy cichlid, 10cm covict cichlid, 12cm red jewel cichlid, 22cm sailfin pleco, 15cm red tailed black shark, 18cm synodontis eupterus catfish. Filtration-: 2000lh aqua one internal filter 2000lh aqua one external canister filter

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Country: Australia
Description: heaps of mad stuff!!
Advice: Its not hard!!!
Fish Kept: australian natives -: tropical-: salt water-:
Corals/Plants: Hmmm.................... a fair few i have 6 main tanks, 1 salt water, 5 fresh water oh and then i have 2 pots with fish in them and a med tank when needed. I think its time 2 scale down.
Tank Size: 35 gallons
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