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State: New York
Country: United States
Description: 90 gallon aqueon freshwater african cichlid tank with a few unusual companions. 2 aquaclear 110. 300w jager heater. current usa satellite plus led light. filter sand substrate and texas holey rock.
Advice: if you love it, don't give up
Corals/Plants: none
Tank Size: 90 gallons
About Yourself: pretty new to fish keeping. All started when the wife wouldn't go to petco with me for dog food, and i told her if she comes with me, ill get her something...and she said fine...i want a pretty betta fish. Obviously i had to take care of him. after that, i decided on a 33 gallon bowfront, which i had for 4 months with mostly mollys and my african clawed frog. now recently upgraded a month ago to this 90 gallon, and the only pet that was transferred from the 33 gallon is the clawed frog, who lives seamlessly with the african cichlids.

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