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  1. Tropic Marin is introducing another salt mix onto the market with their BIO-ACTIF salt mix. This new synthetic salt is said to promote growth of bioactive substances and provide protection for the mucous membrane of aquarium fish, thereby making your livestock healthier. Corals are affected as well, displaying brighter colors and opening their polyps more. While making livestock healthier, BIO-ACTIF also promotes the breakdown of pollutants and excess nutrients in the water, leading to superb water clarity. Tropic Marin suggests to perform weekly 15% water changes with this salt mix in order to maximize its effectiveness and promote the breakdown of unwanted “pollutants”. Below is a list of all of the benefits seen when using Tropic Marin BIO-ACTIF sea salt: Rapid success in coral growth, even for beginners. Advanced reef aquarists can grow even very challenging and delicate species which have always been regarded as impossible to keep. Corals which once seemed incompatible because of their different demands in terms of care can be cared for together, with all species enjoying good growth and ideal conditions. Small polyp and large polyp stony corals can be kept together with leather corals, for example, without their combined care being detrimental to either group. The low-nutrient environment also allows sponges and complex higher-order algae to grow without running wild, adding their own natural and authentic touch to the indoor reef. Active control of the pH and carbonate hardness is conducive to the sustained growth of corals, calcareous red algae and other calcifying organisms. Skimming action for the elimination of contaminants and suspended matter provides a permanent solution to cloudiness, allowing the reef aquarium to shine in full clarity in the most vibrant colours
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  2. I don't cement my LR together.. they are arranged by stacking one on top of another. the reason for doing so, is that it will allow me to rescape anytime. I add fish in slowly, so almost everytime i add a fish, i will rescape it (either minor or major). I thank God that i decided to have a sand bed. 1) It looks more natural. 2) Deep or shallow sand bed, it is a form of filtration to your water 3) everytime a drop a piece of rock, I am reminded on why sand bed is a good idea. 4) Live Rock have odd edges, if you don't have sand, these edges will be resting on the glass, with extra pressure added when you stack the rock on top, and pressed on the glass at a point... i don't know when it will give way. With a sand bed, the rock rest on the sand, and the pressure is spread out. My 2 cents worth, Sand is better than no sand. Dirt on the sand can always be managed. Broken Glass Tank, will be harder to manage
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  3. hey bro richie. if u read my modified thread http://www.sgreefclub.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=89908 i said 350 NEGO is for bro to pull down the price n ANY SINCERE OFFER will be consider, means any price bro. i just dun want people to ask for fun or come to my place n nt sincere. cos my work is usually at night and i need to make time for viewing. like when i took from u, u also dun wish there is pilot right. u also wan sincere takers. 2 bros came to view n i just say any price which they feel comfortable. next time at least pm me so i can explain. thanks.
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