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Country: Canada
Description: My 50g fish tank is malawi cichlid tank. i have a rena air pump 300, fluvial 304 and heater... my rock is volcanic rock and bbq volcanic rock and my substract is white aquarium small rock... 77g - Malawi Haps and Mbuna 50g - Malawi Mbuna 25g - Malawi Mbuna fry 21g - Malawi Mbuna juvenile 15g - Peakcock temporary 20g - tilapia
Advice: HAVE FUN...
Fish Kept: My 5 fish tank 2 Venustus, 7 labido+fry, 1 pseudotropheus socolofi, 3 Metriaclima estherae+fry, 5 pseudotropheus acei, 1 rainbow shark 3 pictus catfish, 1 buffalo head ,3 ancistrus, 4 peacock, 1 pleco...
Corals/Plants: i have 2 fake plant and 1 fern and i don't know the name
Tank Size: 50 gallons
Quote: Share moments, share fish tank...

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