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Country: Taiwan
Description: Tanganyika tank with N. brichardi, N. pulcher "Daffodil", N. falcicula "Walteri", N. crystiyi, N. gracilis, N. maraguensis, & N. pulcher.
Advice: Salt water tank
Fish Kept: N. brichardi, N. pulcher "Daffodil", N. falcicula "Walteri", N. crystiyi, N. gracilis, N. maraguensis, & N. pulcher
Corals/Plants: no
Tank Size: 2 gallons
Quote: 234
About Yourself: "Brichardi-Type" Neolamprologus - This group includes N. brichardi, N. pulcher "Daffodil", N. falcicula "Walteri", N. crystiyi, N. gracilis, N. maraguensis, & N. pulcher.

COMMENTS

Great idea , a real fun design fish avatar
this tank looks like one of the rooms in charlie and the chocolate factory fish avatar
that is so so so so so so so coooool humm english next time plz fish avatar
its not salt is it? i say well done for thinkig up with werid and wacky design fish avatar
i love what you have done and admire that you made this little bitty space into a saltwater set up. i love the whole art deco theme. wow. fish avatar

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