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Czech Republic
Description:
DESCRIPTION
Category: Lake Tanganyika
Tank size: 55x23x19 inches = 110 gallons
Tank size: 140x60x50 cm = 420 liters
DECORATION
Gravel: sand 27 kg (0,5 mm)
Plants: no plants
3D background: (polystyren,aquasilicon,sand)
rock stone: "labaky" 60 kg, 25 shell Neothauma
TECHNICS
Light: light ramp Farao 2 x trocal dennerle african lake 2 x 36 W, 1 x cold blue night 18W
Light-Duration: 1 x cold blue night 8:00 am - 9:00 am
2 x trocal dennerle african lake 9:00 am - 21:00 pm
1 x cold blue night 21:00 pm - 22:00 pm
Filtration: 4 chamber glass biofilter (73,5 liters), filtration biomolitan, cotton wool, ceramics, pump Eheim 1250
heating: Jägger 200 W
air: no
Advice:
No
Fish Kept:
30 Tropheus duboisi "Maswa"
6 Altolamprologus compressiceps "Chaitika"
1 Altolamprologus calvus
2 Erethmodus cyanostictus "Makombe"
1 Synodontis multipunctatus
4 Neolamrologus leleupi "orange"
Corals/Plants:
No
Tank Size:
110 gallons
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