Photo #1 - African Lake Malawi Cichlids - 1x Plec,8x Penguin...

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Photo Caption: African lake malawi cichlids
42 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - African lake malawi cichlids
42 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - my planted tropical fish tank

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Country: United Kingdom
Description: juwel tank.4ft by 2ft.juwel filter system.planted tank.2 main pieces of bog wood.couple of big stones.1x airstone at the back.pebbled substrate.
Advice: read up on your fish before you buy.also do your cleaning duties on your tank,to maintain a healthy tank.
Fish Kept: 1x plec,8x penguin tetra,4x red platy,4x silver danio,2x german rams,2x silver sharks,3x zebra danio.3x cobra guppies.3x harlequins.2x black molly.2x dalmation molly.
Corals/Plants: egeria densa,bacopa sp,salvinia auriculata,myriophyllun,anubias lanceolata
Tank Size: 42 gallons
About Yourself: in the army,allways wanted a tank,had 1 now 4 8months an lovin it.

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