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Country: Puerto Rico
Description: 80 g homemade acrilic tang
Advice: keep working with those fishes
Fish Kept: aulonocara red shoulder, aulonocara ruby red, aulonocara, sunshine maleri, electric blue ali, pundamilia niererei
Corals/Plants: rocks from a local place.
Tank Size: 80 gallons
About Yourself: i'm a graphic artist, and have been in the aquarium hobby snce i was kid. I have 10 aquariums: 75g salwater, 80g cichlids, 3 30 gallons cichlids for breed, a 29 planted tank, 1 corner tank 44g with angelfishes and 4 1og with guppies and killies

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