Photo #2 - My First Tank - 2 Plecos, 2 Pistus Catfish, 4 Pai...

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State: Oklahoma
Country: United States
Description: 18w, 24t, 48l rena filstar xp3 tetra air stones across the entire back plastic plants to hide heaters, filter lines, and air lines.
Advice: i am still very new and have no advise to offer.
Fish Kept: 2 plecos, 2 pistus catfish, 4 pairs of assorted african cichlids, and one trio of africans.
Corals/Plants: plastic plants
Tank Size: 90 gallons
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About Yourself: very new to this i got my first aquarium in jan 09 i feed my fish a variety of cichlid pellets, flake food, betta color enhancing pellets(that is their favorite), and live guppies that i breed in a smaller tank.

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nice looking tank but, your pic need to be turned. LOL fish avatar
Way to go Cristopher,,,duh fish avatar

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