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Country: South Africa
Description: South American cichlids (mostly). 2 Uaru, 3 severum-2 gold and 1 green, 4 geophagus surinamensis, 2 bala sharks, 3 angels and 2 flag cichlid 1 high fin pleco . . . . watch this space
Advice: filtration!!!!!!!!!!!!!! filtration!!!!!!!!!!!!!! filtration!!!!!!!!!!!!!! filtration!!!!!!!!!!!!!! filtration!!!!!!!!!!!!!! and enjoy it!!!!
Fish Kept: . . . other cichlids other south americans and koi... a shoal of fish sometimes
Corals/Plants: No corals the various amazon plants-which were destroyed by my current fish and some other fast growing plant which i used in a plant filter-and fed to y fish--- plant filters are super sweet!!!!!!
Tank Size: 150 gallons
About Yourself: Its a hobby and it gives me somewhere to try out all the filters i build Im a student doing honours in medical biochemistry

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The tank looks awesome. Keep up the good work. fish avatar
keep up the good work fish avatar

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