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94 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - Welcome to Thunder Dome. 94 Gallon Aggressive Freshwater Cichlid Tank.

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State: Idaho
Country: United States
Description: Welcome to Thunder Dome. 94 Gallon Freshwater Cichlid Tank. Fluval 404 Filtration System, Marineland Emperor 400 Filter System, 2 Power heads, Fluorescent Lighting.
Advice: The tougher the better.
Fish Kept: Red Devil Cichlid, Jaguar Cichlid, 2 Tiger Oscars, Dovii Cichlid, Green Terror Cichlid, Male Convict Cichlid, Pink Female Convict Cichlid, 2 Jack Dempsey Cichlids, 3 African Cichlids, Nandopsis Tetracanthus Cichlid, and a Pleco.
Corals/Plants: Rocks from Challis Idaho and Yellowstone.
Tank Size: 94 gallons

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