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Photo Caption: Vieja Cichlid, Synodontis, Albino Bristle nose, Cory cat, Electric Blue Dempsey custom made acrylic shelf
58 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - Vieja Cichlid, Synodontis, Albino Bristle nose, Cory cat, Electric Blue Dempsey custom made acrylic shelf

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State: New Mexico
Country: United States
Description: Vieja Cichlid, Synodontis, Albino Bristle nose, Cory cat, Electric Blue Dempsey.
Advice: love your tank
Fish Kept: Vieja Cichlid, Synodontis, Albino Bristle nose, Cory cat, Electric Blue Dempsey.
Corals/Plants: none
Tank Size: 58 gallons

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