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450 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - Mixed cichlid haps and Mbuna

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Country: United Kingdom
Description: Size - 60x12x15 Lighting - 1x power glo 1x blue moon 15 watts Filters -2x External Fluval 404 Internal wavemaker
Advice: Research the natural habitat of the fish you keep and try to replicate it. I learn from my mistakes and grow from my successes.
Fish Kept: *Fish Livinstoni venustus lithobate sulphur head Borleyi Taiwan reef Alonocara stuartgranti Sunshine peacock
Corals/Plants: None
Tank Size: 450 gallons
Quote: "Alls fish that comes to the net".
About Yourself: Been keeping fish for over 10 years. Started off with the ubiqitous gold fish then mollies,platties etc. Now im a cichlid keeper and hooked.

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