Photo #2 - My First Tank 40 Gal African Cichlid. Cichlid Sp...

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Photo Caption: My first tank 40 gal african cichlid. cichlid specific gravel, emperor 400 filter, undergravel filter, stealth heater, lace rock, and some artificial driftwood/plants.
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40 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - My first tank 40 gal african cichlid. cichlid specific gravel, emperor 400 filter, undergravel filter, stealth heater, lace rock, and some artificial driftwood/plants.

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State: Ohio
Country: United States
Description: 40 gal african cichlid tank, my first tank
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Fish Kept: 3 electric yellows, 3 red zebras, 3 blue peacocks and 2 bumblebees
Corals/Plants: plastic
Tank Size: 40 gallons

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i agree, get rid of the undergravel filter, it will just ruin the clarity of your water, but ur tank looks nice. fish avatar
NICE ROCKS fish avatar
do yourself a favor and do away with the u/g filter fish avatar

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