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Photo Caption: American Cichlid
freshwater fish - aequidens rivulatus - green terror stocking in 55 gallons tank - American Cichlid

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Country: South Africa
Description: 5 African and 2American Cichlids + 2 African Rope fish + Eel. Tetra 1200 Cannister , internal tank filter , gravel base , blue + T5White + Yellow lights on timers.
Advice: Ask a Cichlid owner for help and always get thicker glass for yr tank just for safety.
Fish Kept: Don't know all there names yet , maybe somebody can help from my photos i will post.
Corals/Plants: All plastic.
Tank Size: 55 gallons
Quote: Listen and Learn
About Yourself: I started by just being keen from 3.5 years ago seeing tanks in pet shops and now i have 2 tanks. I want a bigger tank and look at putting the tank in an easy acess area for cleaning.

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