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Photo Caption: My South American themeed Cichlid tank I have: 3 blue acara 2 Firemouth (pair) 2 Black Ghost Knifefish 1 Royal L190 Panaque
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55 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - My South American themeed Cichlid tank I have: 3 blue acara 2 Firemouth (pair) 2 Black Ghost Knifefish 1 Royal L190 Panaque

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Country: New Zealand
Description: juwel rio 240 juwel filtration 2x 54w T5 HO
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Fish Kept: Black ghost knives, Discus, Blue Acara, Firemouths, Sparkling gourami, Various Pleco, tetra, and more.
Corals/Plants: vallisneria nana Anubias Nana Java fern Xmas moss some crypt HairGrass Stargrass H. polysperma Congo fern Tiger Lotus Sword plants Rotala and more
Tank Size: 55 gallons
About Yourself: 17 yr old from newzealand

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