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Got a Maroon clown to give away.. Healthy and feeds on anything.. About 1.5 inches.. Fcfs.. Collection at cck.. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

4 x 2 x 2 ft tank with wooden cabinet (changai wood) 10 years old Return pump - eheim 1264 Skimmer - aqua medic wz OR 2500 pump Lighting - beams work LED Reactor - skimz Live rock - around 30kg Fishes - Fox face. Blue tank. Clown fish. Equipments - timers, quarantine box and many many more. Take everything or nothing. Only serious reefer pls. What's app 94742877. Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

Hi, clearing left overs from the decomm, please refer to above for pictures 2) led light - $100 3) diy led - $100 4) coral glue (unused) - $20 5) jelly can - $10 6) timer - $10 7) test kits - $25 8) 2 x blue tub -$10 each

Not much updates... just some photos to share : Bryopsis started to grow....damn.....so troublesome to get rid of it. even have some growing on the shell of the clam. From a fellow reefer...think its a galaxy monti Busy preparing an upgrade. Plan to do it slowly over the next 2 months.

If the bubbles are not deflated and it's not melting down, then I suggest you just monitor and observe it for some time. Once it melts away to a goo, remove it immediately. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Well, it's been a while since I last posted. Haven't been very successful in e last batch. Only caught a few fry and currently left with 1 healthy fat fry which is 13 day old. Feeding mainly on baby brine shrimp which also reminds me to share on my diy set up. To make a baby brine shrimp hatchery, you should get yourself ready with this few items two 1.5litres bottle a hand drill airline tube 1 acrylic air line tube 1 adjustable valve glue and eproxy and of cuz, good healthy brine shrimp eggs, an air pump and lights The crucial idea of the setup is that we will need to make the device to be able to separate the bbs from the unhatched eggs by creating a funnel-sieve like device. The end product should look something like this First, make a hole out of the bottle cap using a electric hand drill, big enough for the airline tube to go through. Fix one end of the tube through the hole with less than 5mm (to ensure its still relatively flat at the bottom of the cap for the bbs to filter through. glue/eproxy to waterproof and hold the tube in place. Dry for few hours.. Then, cut out the 1.5 l bottle at the bottom to make an container/funnel. You will also need to cut another bottle, this time cut off the top as you will need a stand for the "funnel". this bottom half, it will be good to cut out a "window" for the airline tube to come out front the side, you need some space/length for the bbs to be filtered out of the container. As you can see, I also added an optional holder, by cutting a harder container, to keep the device stable, and stop it from toppling.. (It will be a mess if it does..) the device is almost ready! Now add in the bbs eggs. I use this brand, seems to work for me. But ensure its not expired! add about 1 teaspoon and 500ml of tank water. Let it sit for an hour, for the eggs to hydrate so it doesn't float in the space when u aerate it. then, insert the hard airline tube to the bottom of the cap. Hard line will ensure that the airline doesn't move. If not eggs might gather at dead spots at the bottom of the funnel. Lastly, shine the lights over. Don't know why but it helps the hatch rate! Bbs should hatch within 24-48hours Hope this helps! Bbs can be used to feed other fishes and corals too! Especially difficult small fishes!