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State: New York
Country: United States
Description: 4' X 2' x 2 1/2' Reeflux MH 150W + 2 T8 actinics i-Aquatics beckett B632 Tunze 6045 nanostream and Tunze 6025 Teco TR20 chiller
Advice: get the basics and initial set up right.
Fish Kept: 6 African Cichlids, 1 Pleco +12"
Corals/Plants: All plastic... it's an aquarium not a garden
Tank Size: 540 gallons
About Yourself: I love fish. I've had my aquarium for a few years now, and I can say for certain that it's been a pleasure. The fish are amusing and calming, the tank makes a beautiful decoration for our living room, and keeping my fish healthy and alive is an entirely different challenge than, say, caring for a hamster. Finding a combination of species that will co-habitate, keeping the water at the right parameters to ensure optimal health and colors, and decorating their watery home to look at its best is a satisfying experience, to say the least. Though I had my doubts at first, I'm so glad I went with the bigger tank.

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