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State: Texas
Country: United States
Description: i'm soooo ready for a bigger tank!!!
Advice: sand keeps you from having to gravel vac the substrate...
Fish Kept: silver arowana and cichlids...
Corals/Plants: artificial
Tank Size: 60 gallons
About Yourself: august 2009 update...

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He's tried to eat a couple, but ends up spitting them out cuz they're too big/he's too small. I put them in a 175 gallon and they're all enjoying that tank more. fish avatar
have you ever had any issues with the Africans and the arrowanna?? fish avatar

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