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State: California
Country: United States
Description: 29 gal. freshwater tank. 1 18,000 T-5 flourescent, power filter with bio bags, undergravel filter with a powerhead, small C02 reactor,
Advice: read as much sa as you can and don't forget weekly water changes!
Fish Kept: 5 African cichlids and a pleco
Corals/Plants: Whole bunch of sword plants...the only things that seem to grow with so little light and the cichlids chasing each other around
Tank Size: 29 gallons
About Yourself: Started out with a metal framed 10 gal that I got with Blue Chip Stamps (makes me feel old). Always had a tank of some sort, whether jus goldfish or tropicals. recently got back into the hobby when my husband had surgery...now I don't know why I ever stopped!

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