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Photo Caption: 55 gallon African cichlid tank with Yellow labs, acei, cory catfish, and Chinese algae eaters.
55 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - 55 gallon African cichlid tank with Yellow labs, acei, cory catfish, and Chinese algae eaters.

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State: Pennsylvania
Country: United States
Description: 55 gallon African Cichlid tank with black background. Black sand substrate with rock, fake driftwood, and plastic green grass plants. Fish include Yellow labs, Acei, Chinese algae eaters, and cory catfish. Also includes some shells to provide increase in Ph. Hidden air bubbler. LED lighting.
Advice: Just do what you like.
Fish Kept: Electric Yellow Cichlid, Acei Cichlid, Chinese Algae Eater, Emerald Green Cory Cat
Corals/Plants: none
Tank Size: 55 gallons

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