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90 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - my tank

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State: Louisiana
Country: United States
Description: Cichlid aquarium- Marine land C-360 canister filter,Aqua clear 110 power filter, two maxijet 1200's pumping an undergravel filter. Lighting is 2 48" high output T5's. My substrate is sand The tank is 48" long x 18" deep x 24" high.
Advice: If your gunna do it, do it BIG!
Fish Kept: African cichlids. too many to list
Corals/Plants: none
Tank Size: 90 gallons
About Yourself: This is my first cichlid aquarium and it would be nicer but i spend most of my time at my apartment where i go to college and the tank is back home.

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