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52 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - My lovely, Golden Severum.....

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Country: India
Description: A community tank of having different variety of cichlids. For filtration a powerful head filter installed having embedded depolarizer and thermostat for temperature stabilization.
Advice: Change 15% of water weekly and be careful about the ph and temperature fluctuation. Give some time to your fishmates...
Corals/Plants: Hideouts for cichlids and some artificial plants
Tank Size: 52 gallons
About Yourself: Started as a hobby around 9 years back. Shifted to cichlids for around 2 years.

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