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125 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - 125 G Frontosa tank

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Country: Australia
Description: 125 us gal frontosa tank. substrate = mix coarse and fin coral with calcium carbonate and black gravel. lighting = dual 4 ft globe, one blue, one white. rocks and driftwood. 1200l/h canister filter. black background. temp = 28'C. ph = 8
Advice: do not skimp on filtration. a good filter is the key to keeping a successful clean desease free tank.
Fish Kept: 6 Frontosa, 4 Humphead, 2 Yellow Labs, 1 Clown Loach, 3 large Pleco, and 1 Ghost knife
Corals/Plants: none
Tank Size: 125 gallons
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