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Country:
Australia
Description:
240cmL x 60cmW x 70cmH
Substrate is pool sand and I collected the rocks and drift wood. It is a small mangrove plant
Advice:
read plenty of articles and watch plenty of youtube clips
Fish Kept:
Crimson Tide x 2
Maingano x 2
Venustus x2
S.C Lithobate x1
Flameback x1
Red Top Hongi x2
OB Peacock x2
DragonBlood Peacock x2
Chipokea x1
Crabro(Bumblebee) x2
Demasoni x2
brisle-nose catfish x 10
6 bar frontosa x 5
Corals/Plants:
nil
Tank Size:
264 gallons
Quote:
Try and get quality fish at a good price
About Yourself:
Ive been keeping fish for about 20 years...started off collecting guppys and crayfish from the creek behind my parents house. Then moved onto rainbows...then onto barramundi...then set up an Australian natives tank for a few years...then moved onto tropical for a couple of years.
Now I have finally set up a cichlids tank
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