Photo #1 - My 95 Gallon Diy 3d Background Setup

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Photo Caption: My 95 Gallon DIY 3D background setup
95 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - My 95 Gallon DIY 3D background setup
fish tank picture - Another pic of my tank

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State: New York
Country: United States
Description: 95 Gallon African Cichlid tank with custom built DIY 3D background. 1 x 110 Aquaclear Filter 1 x Marineland Penguin 250 Filter 1 x Sunsun 4-Stage External Canister Filter Beamswork 48" ELF 1200 LED Aquarium Light Home Depot Play Sand Real rocks and driftwood. Over 40 fish...mixed species
Advice: I tend to shop cheap and effective. I like DIYs and would rather make it when applicable. **not cuz its an Ehiem means its the best**
Corals/Plants: Only plastic plants since africans seem to eat the plants
Tank Size: 95 gallons

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Gorgeous tank!!!! fish avatar
Beautiful Tank !!!! fish avatar

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