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This is a new year for SRC, as part of our aim to provide more educational information for our members, we will be starting a new tank this year. which we hope as we document the process and stock up the tank, it will be the source for us to share some useful information, equipment reviews, reefing tips and tricks as well as when we try to review some of the myths and fact in reefing. Stay tune and don't forget to subscribe to our tank build thread and check out the process of this build . Brief introduction of the setup; Main display tank - 48" x 24" x 20" ( Lx B x H ) Sump tank - 48" x 21.5" x 15" ( L x B x H ) Equipment list Main return Pump ; Ecotech Vectra L2 Chiller Pump ; Nyos viper 2.0 Chiller ; Hailea HK500A Lighting ; Ecotech XR30 Pro x 2 Wave maker ; Ecotech MP40QD x 2 + Reefwave 25 x 2 Skimmer ; Nyos Quantum 220 Filtration ; Clarisea SK3000 roller filter Supplement & Dosing Dosing pump ; Kamoer X5S Computer & Monitor Apex Neptune + Trident The main display tank will be build on site by Aquarium Artist

After lurking the forum for a few years, allow me to share my reefing experience. This is my aquarium-in-progress. ACROPOLIS Acro: 1. (greek) the highest point; 2. Acropora, a genus of coral -polis: (greek) city This aquarium draws inspiration from the famous Acropolis of Athens. This scape reminds me of the majestic ruins on top of the acropolis, the meandering path climbing upwards, as well as the sprawling civic districts at its feet. Coincidentally, the name also can be interpreted as acropora city, a good fit of the corals home to this aquarium. I did not document the build and the transitions, but I would like to share my experience here. I'll start with the overall visions i have for this set up. My aquarium should be balanced-minimal. There must be large open space balanced by dense growth and complex structure. There must be large organisms balanced by fine details. Although minimalist is the characteristic of this aqua-scape, the balance is the soul. The feeding tube on the right side and the labyrinth on the left encourage fishes to adopt a more natural behavior. They will take advantage of the shelter in the main scape, only to venture out into open when opportunity (feeding) arises. This creates a interesting shifts in dynamic. The rock work is the skeletal foundation of the main "acropolis", but I want organic growth to obscure most of it. eventually the rock should be almost invisible. The tank is placed in the corner of the living room. Therefore it offers two-sided view. The aqua-scape needs to be well proportioned for both view; there should also be minimum clutter of equipment on the viewing side. Uniformity is over-rated. I want to direct flow at where flow is needed; shine light on where light is needed, give food to where the food is needed. Efficiency is the name of the game here. My reefing decision needs to be deliberate. if a hardware is setup in a certain way, I must be able to justify how it helps my tank to do better. This aquarium is still work-in-progress. Thank you for reading, and feedbacks.

Low grade homewracker sps 1. $20 2. $20 3. $5 My colony Another frag I’m keeping with good colouration cos I put in higher light WhatsApp me at 81823433 (Ash) if interested [emoji1303] Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

Frag A,B $10 Frag C $14 Self Collect at West Coast Gardens PM for details Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

Some of my zoas

Frag 5 reserved by xxxx5822

Very nice zoas ! I am getting my first zoas soon ! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk