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Please check your N/P Bio Pellet. There appear to be a fake product found by reefer in HK. Here's the link. http://www.reefcentral.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1694529&page=42 A youtube link to show the difference- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ozh7CkAh9JU&feature=player_embedded#

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Good to know that you have done some research. I'm not really an expert here, so my 2 cents worth... 1. Tangs like your blue tangs and sailfin tangs will grow rapidly and require lots of swimming space. That's why they are normally recommended to be kept in at least 4 ft tanks and above. 2. Even if your tangs seem to have enough swimming space, it doesn't mean they are not stressed as these fishes travel miles in the ocean everyday. Not to mention you have 3 of them squeezed in a 2ft tank, they will be fighting for territory. Highly stressed environment can result in many things, from torn fins to white spot outbreak in your fishes. 3. As peacemaker has mentioned, your tank's pretty new, so it will lack pods for your mandarin fish to feed on. Mandarins are known to be finicky feeders, and most don't wean to processed food. What this means is your mandarin is probably going to starve to death unless it is already feeding on processed food. 4. Your clownfish sounds like it died from Brooklynella. Common in clownfish and can spread to your other fishes. Suggest Formalin dips for your fishes. Pls do a search on the forum first to find out the ABCs. hope it helps!

___________________________________________________ Hi Bro, my blue tangs only 4cm each (or smaller). Me sailfin tang is about 8cm. They still have swimming space thou. I only feed them once a day to control their growth. Yeah, I have already cycled my tank and have done my research homework. Btw, when I reached home earlier this evening, one of my Sebae clown died. The body was covered with a white membrane (dunno is it "frozen" due to the chiller or is it killed by virus?)hmm..... I'm looking out for a "big brother" to teach me more about marine reefing as I am very very keen in sustaining this hobby. Dunno if I can learn more from ya all (Solo77, Comycus & Binosage)?

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has got it acclimated to our normal room temperature dont need a chiller.

Hi guys selling off this Red brain coral has got it acclimated to our normal temperature dont need a chiller, size of a baby's head for only $50/- very peaceful,Strong Light, Medium Flow. It should be fed phytoplankton or Marine snow .henry = 91899341 ( Mcnair Rd, blk 123 )

Hi guys selling off this Goniopora Green has got it acclimated to our normal temperature dont need a chiller, size of a baby's head for only $50/- very peaceful,Strong Light, Medium Flow. It should be fed phytoplankton or brine shrimp daily.(Gonios, a.k.a. Flower Pot Corals, are a very cool looking coral that have a hard round skeleton surrounded by tissue that expands quite amazingly into long flower-like tentacles. They are usually bright green in color.) henry = 91899341 ( Mcnair Rd, blk 123 )