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140 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - Getting prepared to set up 128513

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Country: United Kingdom
Description: Tank: Seabray Dimensions: 72" In Length x 22.5" In Height x 20" In Depth. This sits on a 3 door cabinet which will house my filters and accessories ect. Filter: EHEIM Professional 2 but will be getting a second filter soon when I can afford it :/. In the process of selecting heater, rocks ect. This aquarium will be holding Malawi cichlids.
Advice: My personal advice would be to take your time and invest time reading and doing research on the tank and fish you want to keep, making sure they are the right conditions for the breed your interested in.
Fish Kept: Malawi Cichlid
Corals/Plants: None as of yet as still setting up the aquarium.
Tank Size: 140 gallons
About Yourself: Hi, I've been into fish most of my life, first of all by becoming a keen fisherman. I've kept many different size aquariums in my home over the years, the biggest one I've kept has been a 5ft tropical tank, that was around 6 years ago and I've now got a 6ft seabray in my new property after having to sell my 5ft as didn't have enough space at the time for it.

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