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State: Minnesota
Country: United States
Description: 40 lbs of earthtones gravel, 20 lbs of black rock, two heaters, one bubble wall, Cascade 200 and Cascade 300 filters
Advice: Invest the time to set up and maintain your tank properly
Fish Kept: Cichlids, 3 Yellow Labs, 2 Electric blues, 1 Estherae, 1 Auratus, 2 lombardoi kenyi, 1 Acei, 1 Labidochromis sp. "Perlmutt", 1 Albino Zebra, 1 Severum, 2 red zebra, 1 guttatus (Jewel) countless yet to be determined babies, and a partridge in a pear tree
Corals/Plants: Plastic Plants
Tank Size: 55 gallons
Quote: 90% of the game is half mental.
About Yourself: I wish I had a trout tank!

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