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State: Indiana
Country: United States
Description: Aquaterra 'Canyon Rock' Background, Aquaterra 'Sierra Rock' Modules, Lace rock. Rena XP4 filter with 300w Rena SmartHeater. Substrate is 3M ColorQuartz S-grade (Black). One 50/50 buld and a standard daylight.
Advice: Take your time to set up your tank how you want to do it. A month of planning will make your life much easier in the future.
Fish Kept: Iodotropheus sprengerae 'Rusty' – 3 Labidochromis sp. 'Gigas Mara' Mara Rocks – 2 Pseudotropheus sp. 'Williamsi North' Makonde – 3 Tropheops sp. 'Red Cheek' – 2 Cynotilapia Afra ‘Mara Point, North’ – 3 Metriaclima sp. ''msobo' – 3 Pseudotropheus Demasoni/Elongatus Chailosi Hybrid – 4
Corals/Plants: None
Tank Size: 90 gallons
Quote: My fish are like my kids, just better contained.

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