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Hi guys, are there any LFS in Japan that is worth a visit? Pls tell me the place and if there are anything worth to buy back (don't tell me the SPS )

BBS can be too big for certain corals so stuff like Golden Pearls are a better choice. BBS are more suited to feed fish fry in conjunction with cyclops

Hi guys, Anyone care to donate some to me? My previous batch died on me so I'm looking for another batch Can PM me or contact 96568361

yup, if you want pods and more pods, you want to consider placing the skimmer before the refugium

To know more about sandbeds, you can read my article

DSB is affected by lighting to some extent. The aerobic autotrophic bacteria requires light to synthesize food and together, takes up organic waste. I do not really recommend FL as macroalgae will most probably crash if not given enough light

get the strongest one you can afford some people even use MH in their sumps

Get the phoenix bulbs

Seriously to me, cycling the water means that you establish a sizable bacterial population that is able to immediately tackle any ammonia, nitrite and nitrate additions.

Don't tell me he follow AT use that hairless dog cycling method :lol:

Yeah its scallop in chinese

Actually coralline detest prolonged exposure to bright white light as they thrive in deepwater regions where the light is dim and blue. Another factor you want to consider for coralline growth is magnesium content as they take in large amounts of magnesium in their tissues

I have already developed a love for all corals so everyone is special to me

Maybe a closeup can help clarify the id

You want a red discosoma frag?

That's the allowance for an error

U can try using rowa or contra to remove sillicate and remember to turn off the lights to prevent the diatoms from evolving into higher plants which can make their own food

I'm 99.99% sure thats a yuma

Anymore requests?

yes, bad acclimatization will result in bleaching too because the coral is unable to change its zooxathellae to suit the current lighting. In other words, the coral itself is starving to death

well it actually depends on your tank's depth light intensity drastically decreases as it goes deeper

Cycling normally takes up to a minimum of 2 weeks and may also end up to months. Remember to be patient and this will be the line between failing and success

Wah can compete with mine liao Good on ya mate

Hehe...trying yumas next Anyway, good luck to you sis

No worries bro, more stuff coming