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135 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - 135 gallon African Cichlid Tank

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Country: Australia
Description: 6ftx2ftx18inch African cichlid tank. Filtered by 2x Ehein 2217 cannister filters and an Otto 800 internal. Lighting is 2x 3ft Beamswork Led light with 120 white leds and 9 actinic blue leds on each. Jager 300w heater. Around 60kg of Texas Holey Rock and natural black Midnight 2mm gravel.
Advice: Google all your info and read alot. It really isn't that hard if you do your research.
Fish Kept: Mbuna, Peacocks, Haps, Tangs and Victorians but mostly malawi.
Corals/Plants: Texas holey rock and fake plants.
Tank Size: 135 gallons

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