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Collection at bukit batok@ pm me at 84995566 Nana acropora -$30 Speckle krak 3polyps -$80 Purple monster -$50 Rainbow incenerator -$80 hammer -$35 Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

Hi all, I have a set of Red Sea Reefer Nano that I have just purchased from another reefer just about 2 weeks ago to giveaway for free. Condition of display tank is ok with some scratches. Cabinet is around 5/10. I have changed the rusty hinges and cleaned the whole tank and cabinet up. Might need some re-lamination at the base as it seems to have been soaked by water before. I have attached pictures of the tank within for your viewing. I did not start anything with the tank, only done the cleaning up and change some hinges. Thereafter it has been left lying around. Reason for letting go is I decided to get a slightly bigger new tank instead. Just to share with all new reefers that if you are purchasing a 2nd hand tank, do go over and take a look instead of just believing the stated condition as per mentioned by seller. This is a lesson that I learnt. My loss is your gain. Interested pls pm me. First come first serve to whoever can collect the earliest thanks!

Quite a dishonest seller if all these potentially catastrophic damages are not shared with you fully. To wilfully conceal these defects is truly low. The cabinet will give way and it is very dangerous. You are entitled to a full refund imo. If you are willing, I believe this community is going to stand behind you. I have bought defective 2nd hand items and even tank that leaked upon fill up before and the sellers were very steady to refund with no questions asked. I believe my experiences are the norm rather than the exception, cos the community is tight knit like that. Share the seller, lets see how we can proceed.

7cm height. 30. Serangoon. 94880692 Sent from my SM-G988B using Tapatalk

Can you share who you bought the tank from?

exhaust from the side cabinet Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

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There’s been some delay because of my itchy fingers. Spotted some areas to touch up on the painted wall and decided do it myself. Which ended up making the wall worse with my not so good painting skills. Now I got to get the painter to come back redo the wall before tank delivery or setting up anything. The Wife is not impressed On another note, the tank stand from Prestech has arrived. 4040 Aluminium profile used and with the tank makers suggestion the centre support is off centre to allow maximum access to the sump. Acrylic bases for top and bottom to support the display and sump tank. The stand definitely feels solid and my wife’s first reaction was it looks well done and solid! I have always used wood and this is my first try with these aluminium profiles. My Doggo has been quite curious and doesn’t know what quite to make of it yet. I also bought aragonite rocks to start having a go at aquascaping. Aquascaping to me is the hardest activity. I just can’t seem to be satisfied with whatever I come up with. All the more recently, I have taken a liking to the more Asian style of aquascaping where everything looks aesthetically pleasing and have been seeing videos and images of people with perfectly sculptured gravity defying negative space scapes which makes me want one of those. Evan Luo and Takaki Tanks that were featured in Reef Builders were a huge inspiration. Therefore I will be trying to go for the shelf and slightly lifted aquascape look so that there’s good water flow and lots of space for the fish to swim. I got 2 boxes of the DD Aquascape rocks (40kg) and they look really good, and porous but heavy. Been trying out some scapes while waiting for the wall to be ready and tank to be delivered. Will glue the rocks with BSI insta-cure superglue first and and finish off with NYOS reef cement.

Just some updates on the aquarium corner. What used to be our dining area will be converted to as aquarium corner. We wanted to patch up the hole in the wall and give it a new coat of paint to give some contrast to that area as well as to absorb some of the lights that spill out from the aquarium once we have the lighting in place. Took this chance to add in a dedicated electrical circuit for the tank with its own breaker. Here are some before , during and after pictures. Do let me know what you think!

Nice. Good job

Wow very creative nice!