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Submitted By: James on
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75 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - African CIchlids

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Country: Australia
Description: 4ft by 2 by 2. T8 Lighting. Aqua One. Canister Filter Aqua One 285 L.
Advice: Take care Of others, The way you want to be taken care of.
Fish Kept: African Cichlids, Johani, Red Empress, Electric Blue, Black Shark, Blue Claw Yabbie, Cobolt Zebra Blue.
Corals/Plants: Variegated Japanese Dwarf Rush
Tank Size: 75 gallons
Quote: Lifes too short Make most of it while your still young
About Yourself: I love All animals i have 4 tanks 2 parrots and a pond

COMMENTS

Nice tank Jamesey! You did a lot with what you had to work with! fish avatar

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