blueheaven

Wow, there's a singapore marine aquarium association?

Came upon this thread in RC!!!! Basically you secure a fishing line on the ric and it'll naturally split from the fishing line. A natural and hassle free way to propagate your corals without you even to cut them. I'm going to try this out on my yumas soon!!! http://reefcentral.com/forums/showthread.p...ropagation+tank

Actually, most of us do not use all of the above except carbon. Its because all these thing trap detritus and would cause nitrate problems in the future.

I REALLY need to clear these off soon for additional fund for my reef. They are Dymax 150w 10k MH bulbs and i have only used them for 15mins!!!! Selling each at $50, have 2 pcs. Please PM or SMS me at 96568361 Collection can be at Pasir Ris MRT on weekends

Cured LR doesn't mean that it has finished its nitrogen cycle but is that the rock is being put through quarantine to relieve the effects from the die off and allow all available liveform to grow

Yup Carpe Diem sure help me a lot

These guys ought to be shot

Ya lor, suddenly everyone seems to have a yuma in thier tanks. Believe that its a fad that would go off after some time. Back to the drawing board....

Well you could start by adding some cured LR (more the better). You should know that there are some things that you should not skimp on but there are also some things that you can add on as you go along.

Ekia is right. The key to success in this hobby is to start off good and be patient. Hope to see your tank turn into another spectacle to wow at.

Yeah how I wish my yumas were so fat and fleshy

Agree with bro weileong. The fishes would not add any bacteria to your tank (ok, maybe substantial amounts). Bacteria mostly comes from LR and its cultured on the surfaces of sand, rock, etc. Thats why you see people recommending small sand grades to increase the surface area. Fishes too are a life and its also very cruel to use them to produce ammonia. If you do not like looking at a prawn rotting in your tank, use your urine instead, its works for some people. But all in all, read up more and be patient. Here's a saying for you : "You will never live long enough to make all mistakes and learn from them, so take chances to learn from other's mistakes instead

Wah bro weileong showing his fury....

I got a rock of those in my zoos corner

It belonged in my previous 2 footer Now in some reefers tank (I hope)

You mean you have an ammonia spike?

A HUGE yuma I used to have

Well i pay 90% on my reef ya know!!!! Even if i manage to save that money, he also won't let me buy

An overflow can be used as a filtration unit or Dusos can be attached to transport water into the sump

Those at the side is the overflow A sump is a water reservoir connected to your tank

Thats a nice one

Love the orange floridas

As i usually say to beginners, small tanks are much more difficult to maintain

Oh man, my dad would never let me spend $40-$50 on a mushie

Won't ask why but you have my condolences