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freshwater fish - archocentrus nigrofasciatus - black convict cichlid stocking in 48 gallons tank - Cichlids are Chillin

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Country: Canada
Description: 48 Gallon African Cichlid Tank. Sand and rock substrate, 2 60 watt Deluxe bulbs, 2 Aquaclear 50 filters, Koralia 2 Jet, and heater.
Advice: Spoil your fish and they will spoil you. Everyday I come home and look forward to seeing these guys.
Fish Kept: 8 African Cichlids and 2 Suckers.
Corals/Plants: Rock and Fabric Plants
Tank Size: 48 gallons

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