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Photo Caption: My Fishes are Green Terror , Jack Dempsey, Red Devil , Salvin , Texasi , Chocolate , Malawi Cichlids
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64 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - My Fishes are Green Terror , Jack Dempsey, Red Devil , Salvin , Texasi , Chocolate , Malawi Cichlids

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Country: Iran
Description: two 17w lights and Internal filteration
Advice: Just study and search
Fish Kept: American and African cichlids
Corals/Plants: 35 kg rocks
Tank Size: 64 gallons
Quote: East or West home is best
About Yourself: I am really like fishes

COMMENTS

Too many fish for that tank size. You will have to thin out the herd sooner or later. I do like that terror though! fish avatar
looks good fish avatar

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