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Photo Caption: 275L fish tank been running for 2 months 15 african cichlids 3 of each coulor and one 2day old fry about 100 kg of ocean rock play pit sand (cleaned) some fake plants JBL 900 external filter Rena air pump 6 inch air brick 2 30w T8 tubes
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freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - 275L fish tank been running for 2 months 15 african cichlids 3 of each coulor and one 2day old fry about 100 kg of ocean rock play pit sand (cleaned) some fake plants JBL 900 external filter Rena air pump 6 inch air brick 2 30w T8 tubes

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Country: United Kingdom
Description: 275l 36inch glowlight JBL external filter 200w heater 1 air pump play pit sand lots of sea rock biorb plants 15inch plant
Advice: get the biggest tank you can to save you money in the long run
Fish Kept: african cichlids
Corals/Plants: 3 biorb 1 15 inch plant
About Yourself: this is my first tank

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