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Country: Phillippines
Description: 40 gallons Freshwater Aquarium with 20 Juvenile African Cichlidsmixed Gravel and Smooth Sands substrateRocks and a small pot decorations for hiding spots2 Wavemakers1 HOB filter (SUNSUN brand) made in China - 170 gallons/hour cycle1 UV Canister Filter (SOBO brand) made in China - 370 gallons/hour cycle1 RGB lamp (don't know the brand) made in China4 fan heads cooler1 airstone aerator
Advice: Always observe your fish's behaviors and maintain a high water quality. Don't overfeed your fishes and always give them a well-balanced diet.
Fish Kept: Electric Blue Jack Dempseys, OB Peacock Cichlid, Clown Loaches, Kuhli Loaches, Kuhlii Loach, Clown Loach
Corals/Plants: None
Tank Size: 40 gallons
Quote: A healthy fish is always a Happy Fish.

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