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Thanks...

Yeah, Coraline are actually growing in small patches on the rocks... Sooner or later should be purple... The Dendro are quite new... Hope it will continue to thrive and grow like my Scleronephthya... But feeding phyto does help a lot in keeping them...

Price is Nego... Collection at Jurong West Ave 3 Stay tuned for more Zoas..

3) Look alike Coco's Pink - $10 per Polyp or $15 per Frag(2 polyps)

2) Look alike Lord of the ring zoas - SOLD OUT

1) Purple Death - $25 per Polyp or $40 per Frag(2 Polyps) Mother Colony

Dendronephthya...

Scleronephthya, Coming to 3 months...

Hey, Why you decomming, such a nice tank...

Den your liverocks will become dead rocks... Unless you are already using dead rocks.. Alternatively, you can use eproxy...

Cannot compare lar... I am far from him...

Should be safe but have to check the chemical used and cure the foam before putting into main tank.. Thanks... I hope I did the DIY rock correctly..

I dunno if you can see from this photo.. There is a LR in front at the bottom to stop the backdrop from falling over... The backdrop just sit nicely on the LR in front..

Courtesy of RaceRocks.com Scientific Name: Balanophyllia sp Common Name : Balanophyllia Colors: Yellow, Orange Care Level: Easy Reproduction: They reproduce sexually by releasing eggs and sperm at the same time, resulting in a fertilized egg which then forms into a free-swimming planula larva. They brood their young internally. They then release swimming, pelagic larvae. Coral Placement: Likes moderate to fast flow. Feeding: Mysis, Brine Shrimp, Meaty foods. More Information: Not commonly found, normally found as hitch-hikers. This coral catches prey primarily by its tentacles, but may open its mouth widely and capture some prey with the mesenteries inside its gastrovascular cavity . This species is known to be able to absorb dissolved organic carbon from the water. The polyps of this coral are solitary.

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Courtesy of Reeflex.net Scientific Name: Rhizotrochus typus Common Name: Rhizo, Rhyzo, Japanese Sun Coral Colors: White, pink, red, orange Care Level: Beginner Reproduction: They reproduce by Budding Coral Placement: Not particular about placement. Like gentle to moderate flow. Feeding: Silverside, Mysis, Krill and Chopped Prawn. More Information:An Expensive coral from the waters of Japan and it have no zooxanthellae so they require feeding at least weekly.

Courtesy of WWM Courtesy of WWM Name: Tubastraea sp Common Name: Sun Coral Colors available: Black, Green, Yellow, Red and Orange Care Level: Beginner Reproduction: Reproduces by budding or planula release. It can be easily fragged. Coral Placement: Not very particular in placement and love flow. Best is undershade with moderate flow. Feeding:Mysis, Brine Shrimp, Cyclopeeze, Chopped Silversides or Prawns. Food should be fed directly to individual polyp daily. Frequent broadcast feeding is also recommended if target feeding is not possible. More Information: This is a very beautiful coral, easy to care for. Daily feedings will make this coral thrive.

Lets start this forum by introducing the commonly found NPS in our LFS and Information on the coral.. We will start with beginner NPS Coral Courtesy of WWM Scientific Name: Dendrophyllia sp. Common Names: SuperSun Coral Care Level: Beginner Reproduction: Reproduces by budding or planula release. It can be easily fragged. Coral Placement: Not very particular in placement, Best is under-shade with moderate flow. Feeding: Mysis, Brine Shrimp, Cyclopeeze, Chopped Silversides or Prawns. Food should be fed directly to individual polyp daily. Frequent broadcast feeding is also recommended if target feeding is not possible. More information: Dendrophyllia sp. is a great beginner coral for reefers going into NPS. It is easily available to the public and one of the hardiest non-photosynthetic corals available. This coral can survive even without daily feeding but it is better for them to be fed daily.

Cute mah.... LOL...

Can.... Brown and white SPS lor... :evil:

Finally this forum is up... Hope that we can have more reefers chipping in on their experience in NPS tanks...

Yes, That one.. They are only available in black and grey color right?

I tried before but I cant find them... It is called expanding foam... But normal hardware shop dun have...

Thanks, I just take bit and pieces from RC and do it myself... But without picture, It is quite difficult to explain... Will try to do a DIY thread for this once there is no problem for it... The foam rock spray, can get from our sponsor, Aquafauna supplies... The FaunaMarin one...

Just dump some pellet food, It will scavenge for its food...