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Photo Caption: 25 gallon grow out tank, turned into a jewel cichlid breeding tank. camera phone pick.
25 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - 25 gallon grow out tank, turned into a jewel cichlid breeding tank. camera phone pick.

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Country: Canada
Description: fluval 404. 50/50 lghting. lunar lights. just a basic grow out tank.
Advice: all about the filtration
Fish Kept: a breeding pair of jewel cichlids and fry. had 3 orange pikes, 1 gold severum, but moved them into my big tank.
Corals/Plants: live but no idea what kind of plants. 5 peices of mopani driftwood.
Tank Size: 25 gallons

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