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110 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - AGGRESSIVE FISH TANK

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Country: Bermuda
Description: dimensions-18"wX48"LX30"h Filter- Fluval FX 5 Light- double power glow super bright tube lights.
Advice: The bigger the tank, the better!
Fish Kept: baby black piranha, wolf fish, dovi(wolf cichlid), jewel cichlid, pleco, 4 convict cichlids.
Corals/Plants: all fake plants, slate rock, driftwood
Tank Size: 110 gallons
About Yourself: Plumbing contractor. I've always had fish tanks. Started with a 30g but kept going bigger. The bigger the better!

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