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State: Florida
Country: United States
Description: Mixed African Cichlids
Advice: When starting a new tank, set it up with water and turn it on and let it run for at least 8 weeks and add a very small amount of fish food every other week. Then buy fish.
Fish Kept: African Cichlids, Tropheus My Fav's
Corals/Plants: Holey Rock, Corals, and driftwood
Tank Size: 265 gallons
Quote: You can't put that fish with them. LOL
About Yourself: Wanted a tank, Got one and learned Now love it and love doing it. Fish store owners need to sell stuff to you no matter what happens to you or your fish. And 3K makes them forget your name.

COMMENTS

Really nice! fish avatar
Great looking tank, stand, and hood. Beautiful... Is that a camera on the back glass.. fish avatar
don't much care for the stand/case/hood set up but the tank is beautiful. simple and elegant. fish avatar
is that really your tank fish avatar
my mom says her tank is better fish avatar

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