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Greece
Description:
Rio 400 tank (150 x 55 x 60)
Custom built, sound proof stand.
2 x Sheets of plastic grid laid on the bottom of the tank to support rock weight.
1 x Vectron2 25W UV Lamp.
1 x Teco Chiller
1 x Eco-Aqualizer.
Filtration: 1 Fluval 405 (Bio), 1 x Fluval 305 (Bio), 1 x Juwel Internal (Chem & Sponge filtration).
Air: 1 x Eheim Air Pump.
Heating: 1 x Fluval Tronic 300W.
Lighting: 2 x Daylight, 1 x Blue Light (10h/day total).
Substrae: 12 bags of fine white sand substrate.
Rocks: ~ 60Kg of rocks + Rocky Backdrop.
Other: 4 pieces of driftwood.
Advice:
Keep reading & be patient.
Fish Kept:
1 Panaque nigrolineatus L-27.
1 Sciaenochromis fryeri (Taiwan Reef).
1 Aulonocara stuartgranti (Rubescens).
1 Steatocranus Casuarius.
1 Neolamprologus Leleupi (Yellow).
2 Tropheus sp. (Ikola).
1 Labidochromis caeruleus.
1 Aulonocara baenschi.
2 Metriaclima estherae (Red) (Pair).
1 Cynotilapia afra (Nkolongwe).
1 Baryancistrus sp.
1 Altolamprologus compressiceps.
1 Pseudotropheus flavus.
1 Haplochromis Borwnae.
1 Nimbochromis venustus.
1 Tropheops sp. "Red Cheek" (Likoma).
1 OB Peacock.
1 Cyphotilapia Frontosa Blue Zaire.
1 Melanochromis cyaneorhabdos.
Corals/Plants:
Various artificial Plants
Tank Size:
105 gallons
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