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30 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - 30G

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State: California
Country: United States
Description: Aquaclear70(x2) Eheim Jager Heater 150w AirPump Artificial Plants(x2) African Wood(x1) Texas Holly Rock Black Aragonite Sand
Advice: Read alot be patient. Choose wisely.
Fish Kept: Altolamprologus Calvus(x1) Altolamprologus Compressiceps(x1) Pseudotropheus Demasoni(x1) Yellow Lab(x1) Blue Hap(x2) OB Peacock(x1) Albino Peacock(x1) Red Zebra(x1)
Corals/Plants: Artificial Plants(x2) African Wood(x1) Black Aragonite Sand
Tank Size: 30 gallons
Quote: POW!!!
About Yourself: Got into the hobby about a year ago. African cichlids are my thing. Sooner than later Tropheus Tank.

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