Photo #11 - Large South And Central American Cichlids

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Submitted By: Brian Lineweaver on
Photo Caption: Large South and Central American Cichlids
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150 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - Large South and Central American Cichlids

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State: Texas
Country: United States
Description: 150 gallon tank (72x24x20). 40gal. wet/dry filter, 5 gal of Bio-balls, 1 mag drive 9.5, 1 rio 2500 for return pumps. Magnum 350 canister 2-175W metal halide bulbs (10000K) in Hamilton pendants. 3" of Natural gravel, rocks and plastic plants. Temp 78 constant. 350W Otto Heater Built in-wall
Advice: Don't give up. Be patient and read, read, read.
Fish Kept: Red Devil, Jack Dempseys, slavinis, Jewels, Green Terrors, Texas Cichlids, YoYo Loach, Blue red tail Botia, Pictus Catfish, Convicts
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Tank Size: 150 gallons
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beautiful tank...nice mixture of fish!!!!! fish avatar
this awesome tank has a gutsy mix of fish i love it full credit to you fish avatar
Smooth tank fish avatar
good set up fish avatar
good looking tank. Love the fish selection. I have 2 Dempseys and 1 Texas Cichlid and I love them (I have a picture coming soon. Do all your fish get along for the most part in that setup? fish avatar
if your able ... put black in stead of blue in the rear and side fish avatar

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