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209 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - african tank

Submitted By: Khan on 12/03/2009

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Country: Pakistan

Description: size: lenght 7ft, height 2ft, width 2ft Filters: 1 JEBO external Canister filter. 2 powerheads Lights: total 8 2 coral blue, 2 pink or red, 1 fluorescent 2 spot lights, 0 watt bulb

Fish Kept: African cichlid's from lake lake Tanganyika and Malawi. 2Tropehis Moori, 2 Tropehis dubosi, 2 Tropheous kipili, 1 Electric yellow,1 malawi Eyebiter, 2 Demasoni, 1 Giraffe Hap, 3 Frontosa, 2 Auratus, 2 Kribenses, 8 Various Peacock.

Corals/Plants: none

Tank Size: 209 gallons

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aoawrwb can we talk sir?

sheikhshafiq

2020-09-04 03:40:38

excellent combination of the wood and stones. I love it!!!

Ronald

2010-01-12 06:36:54

By far the best tank setup I have seen. How this tank is not #1 I'll never know. Totally amazing. How much trouble did you have getting the log in there with the glass supports? Alot of twisting and turning I'd assume. Just brilliant.