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140 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - my tank

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Country: United Kingdom
Description: 66" x 24" x 24" diy filter made from 3 gallon tank drilled and fixed inside with overflow fed by penguin 2400lph pump. large slate decor
Advice: buy inexpensive fish to start of with until you get used to getting the conditions right
Fish Kept: various Malawi cichlids yellow labs various pseudotropheus elongatis cynotilapia afra "white top" maylandia greshaki male red zebra female bristle nose plec plus other plec clown loach-yes i know but he`s in there! others i dont know name of!
Corals/Plants: none
Tank Size: 140 gallons
About Yourself: it was my partner who had cichlids when we met now i have taken over and i am new to it really but enjoying it

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