Photo #3 - My Lake Malawi Cichlid Max - 1 Zebra Cichlid, 1 Y...

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State: Rhode Island
Country: United States
Description: 33 Gal long Lake Malawi Tank Coralife Dual T5 lighting w/ 6700k and Colormax Bulbs. Fuval 405 Filter. 75 Watt Submerisable Heater, Coralife 18 Watt UV Sterilizer, Small round Airstone, White Colored Sand Subtrate w/ Pre Built Red Sea Coral Reef Inserts
Advice: Ask alot of questions and do your research first to save you from doing it twice, and most of all have fun!
Fish Kept: 1 Zebra Cichlid, 1 Yellow Lab, 2 Kenyi, 3 Demasoni cichlid
Corals/Plants: Three diff Red sea Replica Coral Reef Inserts,misc Sea Anemone Decor, Small Cave Insert
Tank Size: 33 gallons
Quote: Spared No Expense...
About Yourself: Im Relativly new to the Hobby, however have done Turtle Tanks for over ten years. Already hooked.

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