Photo #2 - My Cichlid Tank With Some New Plants.

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Country: Australia
Description: African Cichlids. 4 ft tank, 220 odd litres (I think this is around 55 gal). Rocks and fake plants. Eheim canister filter and Fluval internal.
Advice: Don't over feed your fish. Get a gravel vac. Go all out on filtration.
Fish Kept: African cichlids. Frontosa, brichardi, electric blue, chilumba, red peacock and others.
Tank Size: 55 gallons

COMMENTS

That background is the best one i have seen. AWESOME FISH TANK. fish avatar
Thanks :) Gotta love Frontosas! Thats just a store bought styrofoam background. fish avatar
Ahhh I LOVE Frontosa. That looks bigger than a 55 gallon though. Loving the backround, did you make it? fish avatar

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