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Selling used set. Still in good working condition.Size is around 80cm, can use for 3ft tank or 4ft shallow. It has preset programmes and you can create your own custom setting effect. Comes with hanging cables for ceiling mount. Letting go at $150 only. Pasir Ris
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Put In qt tank is the best way to treat don't bring fish in and out very stress just dose in qt tank slowly let it recover Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app1 point
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TBH, its better now than later. If she isn't going to make it in the QT, that's just unfortunate. It silly to risk the DT. So much effort been put into the DT and sad to say, I'm not going to let her bring all down [emoji18] Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app1 point
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Well maybe the common species found in singapore? The white grey ones to be specific, saw quite alot at changi during the tide and thought they might be somewhere in the pet trade, but these species grow large so what species would you recommend for a nano? Thxs Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app1 point
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Just a guess, but it could be that it has nothing to do with an electrical current/static/shock, but the chemicals produced by whatever might be in the tank at that point in various concentrations that produce toxins that react with your skin. Happens to me occasionally too. Usually when I have cuts or bruises on my finger or even just a hangnail Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app1 point
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My understanding of "studies" is a scientific undertaking, which reduces noise and variables, so that the data of interest become valid. For just "simple" experiments, these are already plentiful across the web and forums.1 point
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You can try a freshwater dip or a medicated bath. usually works for flukes. And then treat with prazi again. But only if you know what you’re doing with the dip/medicated bath haha doing it incorrectly will likely kill the fish if the ph difference is too great and they go into osmotic shock Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app1 point
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It’s best to use coral dip like Coral rx for zoas. Other then nudi there maybe spiders as well. HTH. [emoji4] Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk1 point
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Nothing much, here's April 2017 FTS Favourite angle view on the reef. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk1 point
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Love the coral in close up... Look at those Polyp Extension. Feeding Mode. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk1 point
