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  1. Hi. The following will be selling. Red Sea Reefer 350 (4ft) with cabinet - $700 Hydra 26HD with mounting - each $450 Maxspect XF230 (2 x pump & controller) - $350 Skimz skimmer - $180 Skimz quitepro 9.0 DC pump - $90 Skimz quitepro 2.0 DC pump - $30 Skimz cheato reactor 127 - $180 Teco TK1000 chiller - $700 nyos torq 1.0 with base - $200 Jebao WiFi dosing pump - $80 Still washing. Picture upon request. 96981031 Whatsapp Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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  2. Selling to make way for new corals. Open to trade too. Green Torch Blue Tip 1 head $20 Mystic Torch 1 Head $25 Red Tentacles Plate $65 (not exactly sure what colour ID, WYSIWYG) Halloween Crab $7 Blue Leg Hermit $7 Deal @ Canberra PM me to deal. Thanks
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  3. 5x2x2 tank - 15mm all round crystal glass by CRA, some light scratches -$800 buyer arrange for own tank mover. looks with lights: location : boon keng
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  4. Hey guys letting go my customised acrylic rack which I used on my redsea reefer 170. 26cm x 6cm 1 set consist of: 1) 4 x 5cmx5cm square frag base 2) acrylic bolt n nut 3) acrylic base and frames 4) acrylic hang on hooks for 8mm-10mm Here's an example: 1 set going for $13. 3 set $35 5 set $50 Interested pm me via WA at 83381998. Thanks all[emoji3059] Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app
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  5. Hi. Have some karkatoa frags for sale. Total have 13 frags single polyp $68/frag 4 frags one big polyp with one baby $98/frag. Collection at jurong east st32 Who Interested Can PM and WhatsApp me. Thks
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  7. yes it works like an a/c to cool your tank. i don’t have exact figures but generally the faster you can get your chiller to cool the water volume and thereby run less often with a stronger chiller/compressor unit (typically 6ft/250 gallons or more i’d run 1hp and above) the more you’ll save on your electricity bill. there are many lfs that can help with the installation, you could try iwarna or de aquatic Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app
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  8. depends on your goals. personally i would go for a 6ft if i had the space to accommodate for it. that said typically bigger tanks 6ft and above might as well install a compressor instead of a chiller. and bigger skimmer, return pump etc. 4ft is a really good size for a reef tank too. i have a 6x3x2.5ft display with medium-large fish with leathers and easy polyp softies and tbh 3ft depth isn’t an issue at all if you’re keeping fish only(in fact the extra space is definitely better for fish)but if you plan to load your entire surface area with corals it also means you probably need more lighting units for the spread. also means more surface area to scrape algae off or do maintenance in general so yeah probably more manual work but a larger system = greater water volume and therefore stability so ultimately that’s the better deal imo. Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app
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  9. Another photo of red polyp
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  10. - sunflower zoas about 45 polyps ($200) Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app
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  11. as someone who’s kept octopus a number of times before i think the most important thing for an octopus tank is definitely having a lid to prevent it from escaping. second is the filtration. system could use a skimmer as they produce quite a lot of waste. for tankmates avoid fish of any kind, they will likely either harass the octopus or get eaten. inverts like starfish should be fine as clean up crew(crustaceans like shrimp & hermits will prolly become food). the rest of the setup should be similar to a typical fowlr. 1) similar to fowlr, personally i’d go with at least 10x tank turnover return flow. having rock structures big enough for it to hide in/amongst is ideal 2) definitely something more subdued, most cephalopods are sensitive to bright light and octopus definitely feel more comfortable coming out when it’s dim 3) mechanical filtration like socks/pads/floss + protein skimmer suitable for your system volume(also oxygenates the water a lot) 4) weighted lid cover, can try redsea’s customizable product for this 5) might wanna run some activated carbon in a reactor or a mesh bag in the beginning to double as water filtration along with the skimmer for any ink the octopus might secrete Hope this helps Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app
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  12. IM lagoon 25 + Caribsea shape rocks -$250 vortech mp10 wqd (wireless) - $280
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  13. Yoda, Mohawk and BTA sold more Softies for sale below Interested please pm Purple Monster 2 polyp $16 Bowtie $30 Indigo Death $15 Rasta $10 Laser Lemon $15 Tequila Sunrise $18 Dragon Eye $25 Golden Clove $15 Blondie $25
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