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Bushy Seafans...

LPS Azoox Corner... Dendronepthya Corner... Sea Fan Corner...

Rescaped a bit... Front View Side View

What is that... LOL... Algae Scrubber? Auto-feeding Device?

FR lor... LOL.... One for biopellet, one for carbon and one for GFO...

That will help... LOL... Been looking for them for sometime until some came in few weeks back... Now seems to be the season...

Thanks, I think I under this diagram a bit more...

It is a sand diver, Most likely a Trichonotus setiger...

It wun make it.. They sleep in sand... Din know you are keeping a bare bottom...

Nutrient busting Equipment cleaned and ready to go... Haven load only.. LOL...

Spot the fish... My first oddity fish, Hope it can survive... Got a few more oddities to find...

THANKS BRO!! COOL!!! I know the basics behind it... Just that the controlling is problematic as I dun have engineering background... Unless I do without the controller...

Thanks bro, If I got to Sim Lim Tower, will they help me connect if I show them this?

Thanks...

You can take a look at the sponsor's thread...

Yes, this is the one I am refering to... Let us know your experience..

I know about the variable resistor, but what Ohm or what Volt and etc? I just need to attach the resistor to a Dial right?

Not engineer person, where can get that..

Hi all, Diying a magnetic stirrer, So sourcing for some materials.. 1) Any spoilt Hard Drive, Require the Earth Magnet in the Hard Drive. The other things, I am able to get... And I need add advice on what to do if I want to control the speed of a CPU fan? Is it very simple to do or very complicated? THanks and Regards

The belly is white for the correct one... CF have a few today.

Many reefers are getting the "wrong" yellow wrasse for the work of eradicating pest such as Nudi and Worms.. Many are buying Biochoeres chrysus aka the common yellow wrasse, which yes, it also do the work but they grows too big and normally will stop working and wait for food.. The one that I suggest is Biochoeres leucoxanthus aka white belly yellow wrasse, from my experience, they are more inquistive and more active in looking for bristleworm and nudi in betweens the rocks and cervice and on the zoas, it will spend the whole day cruising around inspecting the ground... But his one is a bit more expensive than the common yellow wrasse... And yes, it also eats pellets and mysis..

Bro, Love your tank..

Yup, the osmosis thingy.. It will lose water becos the seawater is more saturated.. IIRC...

SOrry to hear about it... They are really nice... Might be NTS.. Or fungus infection..