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Zoas (2 adult polyps with baby polyps) $15 Purple Effl. (Various sizes) $15/$20 WhatsApp me @ 96463610 if you're interested! Collection will be at Serangoon North Ave 1 blk121 550121 Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Selling @ $200, post behalf of friend, pls call Derrick @ 9092 5995 for deal and pls read below link for the spec, thanks. http://www.ukmarinelighting.co.uk/lt-pro5-marine-reef-aquarium-5-watt-led-lighting-unit-209-p.asp Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

You do it right, or not at all, cheap cost eventually more, go for good equipment, skimmer deltec, pumps tunze/eheim. Even second hand is much better than the Chinese junk sold in the stores..

Looks like a black tang

Thx you mod and everyone . Tank has been pending on collection . Happy reefing everyone Sent from my SM-N920I using Tapatalk

Pinye!!! Nice to see you back!!! Where you staying now? And need Zoas bo? Lol can frag you some keke... Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I do plan to buy second Hand but anything I should look out for bro ? i plan to go for soft corals and LPS first once I get more experience I do however plan to move more towards SPS. Btw thanks for replying to this thread

Bro, Actually when a fish is said to be not reef safe, we should not swallow it as it is but to probe further in what sense. I am keeping the following not reef safe fish: * Coris wrasse (adult about 5" long). It is said to be not reef safe. But no source really specify on what it is not safe. Some said it will shrimp ans crabs and will turn over rocks. Since I do not keep shrimp, then it is okay. I have kept it for almost half a year and I love it. * Schooling banner fish (false moorish idol). Yes it occasionally nip on SPS polyp but it does not damage it. The damage is negligible, unnoticeable. It is such a beautiful fish. I have kept for about 1-2 months. * Vagabond butterfly. Yes it occasionally nips on SPS polyp but again no noticeable damage. It is with me together with the false moorish idol about 1-2 months. * Yellow clown goby. It fed on SPS polyps, but also no real damage. It some times hit the Vagabond butterfly with much bigger size to defend the coral it is staying on. The butterfly is scared of it and would run away. So basically not reef safe should not be just generalized and avoided. But it should be understood in what context and what the consequences are before deciding. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk