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State: Pennsylvania
Country: United States
Description: 20 Gallon Lake Malawi African Cichlid Tank. Coralife Reef Sun Flourescent Light. Penguin 10, and Whisper 20 Filters. Plastic Plants, Various-Sized Rocks used as Caves. Medium Gravel. Some Driftwood. (Setup soon to be moved to a 30 Gallon)
Advice: Africans eat.
Fish Kept: 1 Hongi (Red Top) Large... 3 Auratus; 1 Small 1 Med 1 Large... 2 Plecostomus; 1 Large, 1 Med...1 Purple Mbuna with yellow egg spots; Med/Large...1 Red Zebra; Med...1 Male Haplochromis Venustus; Small
Corals/Plants: None
Tank Size: 20 gallons
Quote: "Smell My Face"

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thanks for the comment. my puffer actually died recently he didnt seem healthy since the day i got him. I heard that the larger fish will grow based on there surroundings so wont the pacus and oscar be ok? ive had them for about 4 months and they seem fine. if not what size do you recommend? fish avatar

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