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Country: Bahrain
Description: Standard lighting & filter that comes with the aquarium. A minimum watt heater which switches on/off automatically according to water temperature. Air bubble dispenser.
Advice: Always do you a study of how to keep an aquarium, its cleaning & feeding of the fish before owning one.Make sure that you read about the fish you are going to keep in terms of habitat, feeding, growing & tank inmates that can be added.
Fish Kept: Different cichlids- 2 green terror cichlids, 2 tilapia cichlids, 1 green severum, 1 red devil, 2 parrots, 1 convict cichlid, 2 red jewel cichlids, etc.
Corals/Plants: A sandy bottom layer with a bit of gravel. 2 small stones kept as part of the design. Designed with 3 rock like ornaments (not sure of the material). Air bubble dispenser. No plants
Tank Size: 40 gallons

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