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Hi bro, I'm interested in DI RESIN where to collect? Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

In general anemone need relatively high light. In the 300 - 400+ PAR range is good (this is equivalent to SPS lighting levels). Total lighting hours also need to be factored in, else too long hours even at lower light levels can cause bleaching. Anemone can survive in 150+ PAR range (eg sand bed) but the bubble tips won't be so nice. They will look amazing in higher light. Other signs of a stressed anemone - wont eat, won't attach to rock or keeps moving to a dark place to hide in the dark.

2nd one under blue lights Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

Adjustment to sale; Pick any rocks that you are interested in, name a price, and it’ll be yours. I just wanna clear them asap. Bear in mind, i still have livestocks inside, Snowflake Eel, Pajama Cardinal, and Sergeant Major. If you are keen, you can take all of them for a price of $15, but catch yourself [emoji28] Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

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Nopox 8 sgd, coral colours 12 sgd, cyano and phosphate both for 14 sgd, mag supplements both 15 sgd, joes juice 10 sgd Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

Thanks for the review. I was considering getting a Nero 5 as the second wave maker.This helped.

For 40cm tank, try a short pulse in the 0.4 - 0.6s range. Nero uses something called Bluetooth LE (low energy) so that the connection is almost instant.

Nice write up. For standing waves, the formula is v = f x λ. For 3ft tank its about 0.9s pulse & interval. 4ft is about 1.2s etc. Try starting with those number & increase or decrease bit by bit. The final number will be affected by your rock scape & flow contributed by other sources.