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55 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - All cichlids 5 yellow Labs and 3 Melanochromis auratus, , sand, about 30 or so river rocks a few fake plants

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State: Pennsylvania
Country: United States
Description: Tank size 48" long 12 1/2" deep 20" high Silica sand substrate 70lbs. About 30 river rocks of varied size. 1 Penn-Plex Cascade 1000 canister filter. 1 Stealth Pro 250 watt submersible heater. 2 Thermometers one stick on and one in the tank water temp 78 to 79 degrees. Ph 8.2 or so.
Advice: start slow
Fish Kept: 5 Yellow labs small.
Corals/Plants: Few fake plants enough to hide intake heater wires air lines ect.
Tank Size: 55 gallons

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