Photo #2 - Frontosa - African Cichlids (mbunas & Peacock...

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State: Texas
Country: United States
Description: bow tank/
Advice: expensive hobby-if you like this you will be changing your tank size - so better to start with the biggest you can afford
Fish Kept: african cichlids (mbunas & peacocks) frontosas , rainbows algae eater, others
Corals/Plants: river stones, from mexico- then everything is fake
Tank Size: 72 gallons
Quote: if there is solution, don't worry, and if there is not solution, don't worry either ...
About Yourself: this tanks is 2 months old, i started with 2 goldfish and a cylinder 5 gallons tanks

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