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Photo Caption: I learned the hard way that cichlids like to eat live plants as you can see by the condition of my blue hygro...lol ;P
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55 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - My Eco :P
fish tank picture - I learned the hard way that cichlids like to eat live plants as you can see by the condition of my blue hygro...lol ;P
fish tank picture - Another shot of my eco...
fish tank picture - Another shot of my eco...use the magnifier to see if you can count how may fish are peeking. ;P
fish tank picture - Cichlids are 1 of the smartest fish in the world. They have even adapted from salt water fish to freshwater after their waterway was cut off from the ocean to become a lake Malawi in Africa.
freshwater fish - notopterus chitala - clown knife fish stocking in 55 gallons tank - My knife fish is too shy to show me his face, but on the other hand, my albino pleco is always peeping me out...

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State: Florida
Country: United States
Description: 55Gal Malawi Cichlid Tank
Advice: Use as little chemicals as possible...
Fish Kept: 15 Malawi cichlids (kenyi, acei, anubis, hornet, jewel), 2 Pleco's & 1 Ghost Knife Fish
Corals/Plants: 1 Blue Hydro & Java Fern ~ All other plants are store bought
Tank Size: 55 gallons
Quote: Smile & the world smiles with you...Frown, and you frown alone.

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