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Hope no live stock or corals are affected during the filming process...

Alternatively, you can mix the lenses. Those that are at the edge (in-between modules), you can use 100o lenses, and the rest, 70o lenses. The good thing about it is you can configure it till you are satisfied on the coverage.

Aiya... take it as a sales preview lor.

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Nice upgrade, bro! Since your T5s are already quite low in your previous setup, the current height for the LEDs should be fine. Go for the 100 deg lenses for the spread till you want a more focus beam.

This is a rather slow tank thread, as I was busy meddling with my home tank on top of reservist training and traveling overseas. I'm very grateful to my colleagues who helped me take care of my tank while I was away. Hope to start adding some corals soon to put some colour into the tank. Cheers!

I added a tube anemone, and it has since shifted to the right side of my tank. An older photo where I first placed it.

I can't remember if I've mentioned it or not, but I did get another Yashia to pair up with my existing one some time back, so here are some photos of the trio. The snail was swiftly knocked off its "feet" when it came too close to their den. It was a lol moment...

Well, I guess some updates are long overdue, so here are some photos of the fishes that I have added some time back. I can't seem to find the Gessingeri now, so I hope it is still alive but hiding.

Lol... I wished. Absolutely no problem. Both can survive on its own just fine. They only form a symbiotic relationship when they are together.

How big is your tank...? That's quite a stock list if it is a nano. Camelback shrimps might not be reef safe.

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You might want to try Pet Mart.

Lemon, perhaps you can share your experiences to the Aquarama organizers and see if they can include some of the stuff you've seen in their exhibition? A frag swap among reefers in Aquarama would be nice too.

Just play it safe. Get a fan to cool the tank while you get a replacement for the chiller.

Anyone spotted any Helfrich gobies?

Probably got a quote from the LFS at $XXX, post here to sell at $XXXX and check for potential buyers, once confirmed, can even deliver to doorstep => profit.

Let's make this a gathering of some sort. Go visit this Sentosa Cove bungalow and admire the tang. Should be fun.

Confused... Edit: Ok, I get it now. Missed the post as I headed straight for the helfrich one...

Oh crap... if I knew they had Helfriches there at such prices, I would have demanded to make a trip there. We wasted a lot of time on useless shopping at Macy's... Bro, you flew all the way there without a proper camera? Unbelievable... you could have captured the moments!

Haha... I added a couple of new fishes, just lazy to post pics. No corals yet. Have been busy with tank transfer at home, plus reservist training and overseas trip, so limited time to spend on the office tank. This sand dollar didn't make it after I added a new one. It was probably out-competed for food I guess... its after all a very small tank.

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Alternatively, you can get nassarius snails or shrimps like skunk or fire shrimps to keep the sand bed clean from food.