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88 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - My Tank

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Country: Canada
Description: I Have an 88 Gal tank with the Fluval 404 canister w/ the Hydor Theo 400 watt heater i guess its an 18 inch light :os i need a bigger one....
Advice: iam new to this.
Fish Kept: as for fish i keep 2 Lions Cove Chiclids, 2 Electric Blue Haps, 1 Albino African Chiclid, a Green Terror, Jack Dempsey, Clown Knife, and Plectostomus
Corals/Plants: Around 15 Poly Plants 1 live Plant. The live plants is at the far left of the Tanks and its leaves resemble an Oak Trees Leaves....
Tank Size: 88 gallons
About Yourself: Iam a Profressional Bum who desided to try taking care of fish...my girfriend and i are animal lovers we also have 1 dog, 1 cat, 2 budgies, and a rabbit.

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