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Photo Caption: here is my red devil when he was 4 inches. he is now 6 but still the same looking
freshwater fish - amphilophus labiatus - red devil stocking in 50 gallons tank - here is my red devil when he was 4 inches. he is now 6 but still the same looking

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Country: Nicaragua
Description: super cool. 50 gal. no live plants yet. -red devil -2 jack dempseys -red terror
Advice: fish are cool... i guess
Fish Kept: red devil. two jack dempseys. red terror
Corals/Plants: plastic.........
Tank Size: 50 gallons
Quote: i am cool
About Yourself: i am super cool

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