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Photo Caption: Red Zebra, Electric yellow, Peacock, These are the big boys of the tank,
29 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - View of whole tank and stand.
freshwater fish - labidochromis caeruleus - electric yellow cichlid stocking in 29 gallons tank - Red Zebra, Electric yellow, Peacock, These are the big boys of the tank,

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State: Texas
Country: United States
Description: This is a 29 gallon tall tank, AquaClear 30 g filter, Underground filter, Air pump for bubble wand. Heater
Advice: Some say this is too many fish, but its all about the filtration. Keeps them from being aggressive too.
Fish Kept: 1-frontosa 1-Electric Yellow 2-blue cobalts 2-Black convicts 1-Peacock 2-Jewels 1-Red Zebra 1-Kenyi 1-bicardi (forget what its called, but somthing like that) 2- Plecostomus
Corals/Plants: all fake plants
Tank Size: 29 gallons
About Yourself: Just started experimenting and picked up more and more as i went along.

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