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Country:
United Kingdom
Description:
4ft Clearseal Tank
Visi-Therm 300w Heater
Tetratec EX1200 External Filter
1x Marine Glo Light
1x Sun-Glo Light
1x Air Stone
1x Air Strip
25kg Coral Sand
Advice:
Keep at it, it's worth it!
Fish Kept:
2x Neolamprologus Tretocephalus
2x Neolamprologus Leleupi
1x Chalinochromis Brichardi
2 x Altolamprologus Compressiseps
1 x Julidochromis Transcriptus
1x Cyprichromis Leptosoma
1 x Cyprichromis Leptosoma (Blue Neon)
1 x Pseudotropheus sp. Acei
1 x Aulonocara Hansbaenschi (?)
1x Haplochromis Moorii
6 x Long Finned Danios
2 x Adonis Pleco
Corals/Plants:
Just rocks. I can't give the exact weight unfortunately. I just picked up the prettiest looking ones. There is also a piece of bog wood. The fish seem to like it, so who am I to complain?
Tank Size:
40 gallons
Quote:
Live fast, die young
About Yourself:
I know there's a lot fish in a relatively small tank, but I do plan to upgrade when the little fellahs get bigger.
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