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State: California
Country: United States
Description: My fish tank is a 1280 aquarium tank 85 gallons.For my filters I have a 750 Via Aqua up to 200 gallons, 30-60 gallons Aqua Tech, and 30-60 gallons Tetra. I have 2 heaters.
Advice: Take your time dont rush because there is alot of fish out there and you should want everything right.
Fish Kept: 1 Queen Tiger Pleco, 2 Butterfly Pleco, 2 Chocolate Pleco,Jack Dempsey Cichlid, Red Jewel Cichlid,Elongatus Cichlid, Electric Yellow Cichlid, Assorted African Cichlid,Electric Blue Dempsey Cichlid , Orange Peacock Cichlid, Zebra Cichlid, and a Fahaka Puffer
Corals/Plants: 2 Bamboo plants
Tank Size: 85 gallons

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