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State: Colorado
Country: United States
Description: Size: Oceanic 58 gallon (36"x18"x21") Type: Lake Malawi cichlid tank 120 lbs of lace rock, flat rocks in front for breeding Lighting: 2 36" 25W All Glass fluorescents Filtration: Emperor 400, Penguin 100, and a Fluval 305 Heater: 300W Hydor Theo heater
Advice: Get a cichlid tank if you have never had one. I have raised fish for many years, but nothing has come even close to my cichlid tank.
Fish Kept: demasoni, yellow labs, red zebras, yellow-tailed acei, rusty cichlid, and yellow-finned borleyi, red empress, electric blue
Corals/Plants: none
Tank Size: 58 gallons

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awesome tank, it looks great fish avatar
really nice, thats my goal, to fix my rock like yours. amazing love it. fish avatar
wow... great set up... fish avatar
sweet tank man. fish avatar
love the new pic! fish avatar
Love the rock work!! fish avatar

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