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State: Texas
Country: United States
Description: Your average 55 gallon fresh water aquarium. Been running for about 2 years. Emperor Power Filter.
Advice: Always let a brand-new tank cycle first before adding a whole bunch of fish.
Fish Kept: Golden Severum Cichlid, molly's, tiger barbs.
Corals/Plants: All artificial plants and artificial drift wood.
Tank Size: 55 gallons

COMMENTS

i got the hanging plants from a local pet store they are reptile plants not on the fish side at all lol go to the reptile side and you will find them fish avatar
Excellent job man,looks like the real thing. fish avatar
Nice tank man, good layout. I love the Cichlid fish avatar
very nice as well very nice tank grat touch with the plants. fish avatar

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