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Country: Canada
Description: Tank is suppose to be a representation of a slow moving tributary to the Congo river in West Africa. Tank size is 72" x 18" x 24". Filtered by an Eheim 2800 professional II canister filter. Heated by 2 - 250W Ebo-Jager heaters. Lighting by 2 - 4' aquarium florescents.
Advice: enjoy!
Fish Kept: 1 Polypterus delhezi pair of African leopard bush fish 1 African butterfly fish pair of Jewel cichlids 1 Tetraodon schoutedeni (puffer fish) school of 9 congo tetra 4 Upside down catfish
Corals/Plants: realistic looking artificial plants, wood/roots, rocks, natural/walnut colored gravel.
Tank Size: 120 gallons
Quote: yes
About Yourself: bored

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The way you have aquascaped with the fake plants is truly amazing. Very well done my friend! fish avatar

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