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State: North Carolina
Country: United States
Description: I have a 120 gal tank and i have assorted of cichlids. I have 2 emperors 400 and a 150 wet/dry keeping it clean and healthy. I got a 300 watt heater keeping it nice and warm. One 48in light bulb and housing. A 900 gph power head keeping the water moving. Two 15lbs. of rocks on the bottom of the tank, looking to add sand don't know yet. 4 plastic hanging plants. 4 plastic tree trunks for hiding.
Advice: Fish are like dogs and cats u just cant take them out for walks but u can train them and love them. So get fish that u can really keep and not just get them and when they get to big let them go in the river, pond, or lake etc.
Fish Kept: Just look and see
Corals/Plants: 4 plastic hanging plants from walmart cost 5 each
Tank Size: 120 gallons
Quote: You put in there and they will eat
About Yourself: Well I moved from South Carolina now im in North Carolina.

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