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Good point there WL

International Marine Aquarium Conference

Haha can suggest to IMAC forum for him to give a presentation on his revoluntionary self sustaining system

Ok, I got 1) 2 Blue eye anthias 2) 1 Regal tang 3) 1 Purple tang 4) 1 Foxface 5) 1 Niger trigger 6) 2 Chromis 7) 1 True percula 8) 1 Algae blenny

If I'm not wrong, there will be club discounts So far, there is a 2 for 1 promotion for the full conference If quite a number of club members are interested, we can go as a club

Hi guys, anyone intending to attend this year's IMAC? It will be in Chicago on April 28-30 I'm thinking of going but just want to see whether any other sg reefers are going as well

It kind of depends on what skimmer you are using. For my case, I cannot tune my water level any lower and due to the large quantity of bubbles produced, my skimmate is always wet. I do prefer wetter skimmate though as the maintenance is lesser.

Still on holiday so no need to go to school Well anyway, I was wondering why some reefers get so many "quality" equipments that it might seem as if their reef is being treated down to every molecule of every chemical that is in the water. What I'm saying here is that does having lots of equipments make a better reef than just letting things flow naturally.

Here are the poster designs AT will start the order once he has sorted things out

Even though my tank is already more than a year old, I still hope you guys can give some comments as it would look as if I'm talking to myself

Just a thought, does having the best of whatever equipments mean that your reef is going to be better and healthier? Or is there no direct connection in this?

Return of my fire orange rhodactis

Thanks bro. But sadly, the powder blue succumbed to some unknown disease

Oh I see you've got 2 nudibranch in your tank They are very hard to keep as their diet would be almost impossible for the reefer to provide

And finally a full tank shot 2/1/06

My SPS mountain

This unknown acro is still undergoing colour morphing Anyone has an id?

And my 3rd tenuis, a frag from danano

I am so proud of this guy as it grew out of a 1 inch frag

The result of successful "re-colouration" of a bleached tenuis

The time my zoos got them, I was hard in my efforts to rid them I'd dip my zoos in freshwater and slowly use a toothpick to search for babies and the eggs It's a huge effort to rid them

Do take note of what I said about shrimps being sensitive I've got friends whose shrimp died immediately when added into the tank

Haha that's one of my top choices

Shrimps are quite sensitive to water parameters and require careful acclimatisation. Since your tank is only 2 weeks old, I think it had not fully cycled yet so you might want to wait a little longer before you add inverts

Way to go bro!!!