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Photo Caption: 110 gallon tank. Red Oscar, Electric Blue Jack Dempsey, Green Terror, Texas Cichlid.... Ozelot swords, Dragon Flames, Sand Stone, Maylasian Drift Wood, Pool Filter Sand...
110 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - 110 gallon tank. Red Oscar, Electric Blue Jack Dempsey, Green Terror, Texas Cichlid.... Ozelot swords, Dragon Flames, Sand Stone, Maylasian Drift Wood, Pool Filter Sand...
freshwater fish - nandopsis octofasciatum - electric blue jack dempsey stocking in 110 gallons tank - ELECTRIC BLUE JACK DEMPSEY (FLASH)!!!!!

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State: Kentucky
Country: United States
Description: 110 GALLON TANK, FX5 CANISTER FILTER, 300 WATT HEATER, 48" LIGHT STRIP
Advice: GO BIG!!!!!!
Fish Kept: LARGE GREEN TERROR, LIL GREEN TERROR, RED OSCAR, ELECTRIC BLUE JACK DEMPSEY, TEXAS CICHLID...
Corals/Plants: OZELOT SWORDS, DRAGON FLAMES, SAND STONE, MALAYSIAN DRIFT WOOD, POOL FILTER SAND, BLACK BACK GROUND....
Tank Size: 110 gallons
Quote: What Goes Around Comes Around!!!!!

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