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20 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - My 20 Gallon Freshwater Chiclid Tank

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Country: Canada
Description: This is my 20 Gallon Freshwater Tank which I have had these chiclids in for 2 years now. I use a Penquin Bio-Wheel 200 Filter, Whisper Air Pump, 3 Different med. Length airstones and not sure of the heater. I have Lava rocks assorted throughout the tank which work great for the fish to hide in and looks great too.
Advice: Have Fun!
Fish Kept: 2 Electric Yellow's 2 Yellow Labs 8 Purple ACI's 1 Black ACI
Corals/Plants: Variety of Fake Plants
Tank Size: 20 gallons

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