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Is it being fed, it is a filter feeder..

If you find that it is chalky, then it means that it will precipitate if you leave it for long hours..

Sold..

Sold..

Largest frag sold.. Still got around 4 frags left..

Yup... Keep the P04 low lor...

I dunno why they state that.. But some saltmix will precipitate if mix for long hours...

Maybe some algae..

UPZ...

Up...

Viewing at Jurong West Ave 3...

It actually looks like that..

Selling a few frags of Full Lumi Green Star Polyps.. From $15 to $25, depending on size.. The photo does not reflect the actual color.. Viewing is welcomed.. One of the biggest frag...

Shanon, OMG.. Thats a big DIY tank.. LOL..

For the Seafans, you can read up at the Non Photosynthetic Forum..

This one is nice...

They are opening now... You just need to continue doing this and wait for them to slowly open up.. once they are used and fully open even during feeding you can stop..

Not his unless there is a shipment that we dun know about, we cant get these in Singapore yet and the pricing is insane... LOL...

A pico/nano tank with all these fishes is going to be a nice tank...

Love your softies... Any frags for sale... LOL..

Griffis Angel..

It is fine, it takes more than one or two tries.. You have to do it daily.. They will slowly get used to it..

The problem with sun corals is that when we get them they are already starving and the process to get them to open in very long one around 1 month and it take up 30 mins to 1 hour... You will need to remove them everyday and put them into a bucket where you will dump food in and wait for them to open and feed them and this must be done in the same time so that they will get used to the timing... This is one way if your sun coral is big.. If it is small, place it in a open space in your tank, place a coke bottle that is cut into half and cover the sun coral with it and pump in the mysis into the enclosed sun coral.. Best do it when the light in dimmer or at night, This will encourage them to open readily.. Slowly they will start to open when they "smell" the mysis and slowly, they will start to open daily.. Success rate varies, it all depend on the specimen that you got from the LFS.. Get one that is still full of meat at the coralites and not receded without any flesh..

It is a Ogcocephalus cubifrons based on the finnage coloration..