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Decided to get into reefing after a lot of research during the Circuit breaker period. I've been keeping planted tanks for about a year now and I decided to take a plunge into the salty side of things! Took the time to cycle my tank for over a month too since no livestock could be added then! Here is my tank after 2 months! I guess this tank build could be considered a rather cost effective tank build as I'm currently still studying and I decided to try to find the best equipment that I could get that fell within my budget (which took a lot of researching and reading up HAHA). Really thankful for the more senior reefers here on this forum as well as really helpful LFSes who have helped me in this journey and even donated corals to me!

Hi, as my 1st baby is coming out in few months time i decided to decom my 4ft tank and will just start a nano tank. Tank is 4ft x 2ft x 2ft Sump tank is 3ft Jebao DCT 8000 Maxspect XF230 x2 with controller, box and manual Kamoer 3 channel doser Kamoer ATO ATO Tank 40lbs of caribsea fiji pink Lots of chaeto and macro algae 4ft t5 light fixture with bulbs All for 500$ 2pcs KESSIL a360x with 90deg mount 500$ each Corals are mostly soft corals and lps Caribsea rocks Fishe will be sold once rocks and corals are cleared. Pls do note that i wont be selling all of my livestocks as im still going to have a 2 ft tank. Thanks Viewing will be @ 080016 WA 91445496 Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

$180 - able to nego for fast deal. Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

Selling a very well condition torch yellow tip with green base. Fully bloom about 15cm. Price 200

Mandarin Zoas $30 Ice Fire Zoas $25 Fire Storm Zoas $25 Oz Red People Eater $25 Agave $50

letting go at $20.. hand feed market prawn slice so far.... collection at bt panjang Sent from my SM-G965F using Tapatalk

Thank you!! Hmmm currently the equipment i have on this tank include a Spectra Aquaknight V2, the return pump that came together with the tank and a dymax IQ skimmer, a fan and a jebao wavemaker! It's only a small 30L tank i got from Pinnacle Aquatics during the circuit breaker period I started out with dry rocks and livesand from Caribsea to prevent unwanted hitchhikers along the way! Initially I wanted to just keep softies and maybe a few LPS frags later on but a kind reefers donated SPS frags to me! So far they have been alright in my tank so hopefully I'll be able to keep them happy! I have much to learn from reefers here

Both fishes to let go at $10 each Bicolor blenny feeding on pellets Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

Yes. They don't like change. So if you are thinking of getting a coral be prepared. For example if you buy a coral from a fellow reefer whom has spent month after month getting their corals used to 27degrees, and you buy it and in an hour or two (of floating and drip acclimation) you expect it to flourish in a tank set consistently at 25 degrees, it won't be happy. Corals can adapt to differing temperatures and different water parameters but it takes time. Consistency and minimal change is what you want to aim for. Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

up for sale

It's been a challenge lately, forced to break of chunks from the mother colony to make room for other corals. Here's a beautifully shaped forest fire (top pic), approximately 5-6cm with a few dozen branches. Small colony shape and size. Just 20 for that. Separately, I have a few smaller random forest fire pieces to give away FOC, limited to one per reefer. Only requirement, send me a FTS (full tank shot) Bottom pic is a blue tip thin branched acropora. Around 5cm with multiple branches. That's 30. Pls PM me if keen. Thanks.

Got myself a 30x15x15cm acrylic fish acclimation box that can function as a fishtrap as well from rms recently to replace my very rudimentary one I got from Nanyang Trading/Seaview Aquarium that used to be at Jalan Kayu(now at Chencharu Link). Admittedly I wasn’t been the biggest fan of acclimation boxes in the main display but plans to add more tangs to my system in the near future convinced me I need something like this. Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

Night view. Slowly slowly and hopefully surely.

To close for comfort, red table kissing the purple bonsai. It's time to bring out the coral cutter.

Slowly but surely getting there waiting for the color change [emoji2] Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

I feed them with my own chopped up food like market prawns, cuttle fish, mysis, pellets, reefroids, NYOS gold pods, nori seaweed....Whatever I am able to get my hands on

Thanks for the info. Much appreciated. I have a blue tang, a sail fin and a fox faced rabbitfish as well. Yep, they can hold their own lol Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app