Photo #3 - African Butterfly Peacock Cichlid

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Country: Australia
Description: Freshwater tropical fish tank.
Advice: Buy a Stingray.
Fish Kept: African Butterfly Peacock, American Flagfish, Bristle-nose Catfish, red tail shark, Jack Dempsey, Bushy Nose Pleco L-144, Convict Cichlid, Electric Blue Jack Dempsey, Silver Dollar, Red Marlboro Discus, Kyoga Flameback, Dragon Blood Peacock, yabby, Black Widow Tetra, Hongi, flameback chiclid
Corals/Plants: Plastic/ Non-Living
Tank Size: 200 gallons
Quote: "I lose minutes, hours and even days doing everything and anything to my freshwater fish tank"
About Yourself: My ex had a couple tanks and I liked them. It started as a hobby but now its an obsession.

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