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wilsontantw

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  1. Wah. Still as stunning as before bro... 是美的!
  2. Your discus are really quite something! I may not know much about them, but can tell they are pretty high grade judging from their coloration! Nice! Hope your new tank will be filled with reef gems as well (slowly). Enjoy reefing and do keep the pictures coming...
  3. Woah. Super! More more!! If can upload in HD, it'll be perfect!
  4. Jacky, I'll adopt ur scooter. My frag tank got lotsa pods.
  5. Cool guy: fastest fingers first bro! Congrats.
  6. Super!!! Am so happy you got a bigger tank now. Wish I can be as decisive as you. Haha.
  7. Have been battling green slime algae for a month with no success. Despite siphoning and water change. Had to recall the retired Skimz Monster FM100 back into action together with hundreds and hundreds of bio pellets soldiers to fight the enemy! Completed installation on 3 sep: 12nn. Day 0 observation: tank water turned abit cloudy. Is that a sign that my water is nutrient-rich?
  8. Yup, will be on 1 week leave on the week of 19th. Will pm you guys for details. Currently in the works are go-karting in jurong followed by prawning (1st time for me) in mountbatten.
  9. Contemplating changing one of the tank to become a species tank. (lionfish/scorpion/trigger).

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    2. bellinayu

      bellinayu

      Always wanted a species tank. Love gobies and seahorses. Still cld keep less demanding spa in that tank such as Montis and bn.

    3. peacemaker

      peacemaker

      Strange that I have the same urge as you do to keep a species tank, but I was thinking of a peacock mantis shrimp for some sadistic viewing pleasure! Lol...

    4. TayHongSiang

      TayHongSiang

      seahorses are peaceful creatures and certainly makes an interesting species tank...scorpion n lionfish are quite aggressive...in case yr child accidentally puts his fingers inside

  10. TS has a "right not to sell" clause which was approved by mods to post. So while he cannot change timing, he can invoke the no-sale clause. Let the mods decide yah?
  11. Both collected by a nice bro. Thread closed.
  12. Thanks buddy! I was going to throw both away but thought it'll help newbies. There's an added condition: whoever takes it FOC, must give back FOC if he/she doesn't need it in future. I can't ensure or track. So it's purely by your own conscience yah.
  13. I've chosen my TAN. Have you?

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    2. cedricang

      cedricang

      Yes indeed, the outcome turn out to be what you have predicted...sighh

    3. TayHongSiang

      TayHongSiang

      Old fart allowed TJS to come in to dliute Bock's votes...TJS should not have taken the bait

    4. cedricang

      cedricang

      Ah Siang, I differ from your view, TKL shd have stay out instead, at least 50% of TKL vote would have gone to TCB and it will be a perfect outcome.

  14. Clearing storeroom: 01 unit of Iwarna top-up container to give. 01 unit of Seio wavemaker 620. Working condition. Impeller has calcium deposits. Self collect at Bedok reservoir road. Priority for beginners. A bottle of minute maid - orange pulp will be much appreciated. Pm for details.
  15. Haha. Shi fu, I can pass you my macro lens. That's my "skill". You are usin canon also yah?? But you are most welcome to come by.
  16. It's not poison bro. Haha. Just natural progression in the hobby isn't it? When we start, we buy everything, then some survive, most die. We learn abit more, go for exotics, then expensive LPS and some easy monti. Then we slowly climb up the pinnacle of reefing (keeping SPS). The kick (at least for me) is not just the colours or rarity if the SPS. But it is its' fast growth compared to other hard corals. With the growth you can tell you are doing something right. Maintaining an eco-system equilibrium in a confined and controlled environment. The trick, as simple as it sound, is to ensure water quality is optimal, not just for one day or one week. But consistently over the entire period. Without equipment to help, there's absolute no chance the SPS can survive for long. Especially when most of us have day jobs (that stretches into the night)... I've personally benefited from using: - chiller - auto timers - oversize skimmer - filter socks (one to trap detritus and anothe bag to store carbon/rowasphos) - 3-stage DI unit with good reef salt (uses to be tropic marin pro-reef) now D&D. - and my "difference maker", the dosing pump!
  17. Haha. Brothers, we stand no chance against the top 2 man... Miles apart wor. But sure, will go like the FB photo too.
  18. Woah. This is a superb piece! Think it'll need super super strong lights. Hope the fibre optic will blossom for you bro.
  19. Siang: I still owe you a FTS. Will try to get one shot done tmrw after voting for the right TAN! This week so many shipment... Good time to stock on SPS and LPS. Sigh, small tank... Small ambition.
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