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Want to sell the above mentioned. Uses double ended bulb. Looking at S$150. PM me your offers.

Try ML. Think there's still some there.

Just saw aquaphos on promotion in Polyart and ML .

hi, ZeRoC00l my suggestion is to get a po4 test kit first. identify your current situation, i.e. your current po4 concentration in the water. test your topup water. leaving water overnight only helps with chlorine. there may be trace of po4 introduced back into your tank via the topup water. if the concentration of po4 is too high, the aqua phos could've been exhausted long before you see any results.

hi, ZeRoC00l did u test ur po4 with a test kit before and after? are u overfeeding? what do u use for water topup? ur result is rather weird since most of us see improvements after using aquaphos. however, i would recommend gradual po4 reduction instead of dumping lots of po4 removal to absorb all po4 instantly. u can cost shock to ur livestocks.

hi, ZeRoC00l Perhaps you can elaborate more on your problem and how you use it? I think you can expect more help with more information from you .

Confirmed. 500ml for $48 and 1000ml for $75.

Aqua phos sighted in ML and PolyArt!

Anyone letting go?

hi, anyone interested in letting go theirs pls PM me. thanks.

Just sharing my experience with ich. In my experience, the best way to combat ich is to improve the tank condition. Perhaps instead of looking around for solutions to kill ich, why not take a look at anything in your tank that is not good? My blue tangs were like ich magnet but after i've improved the tank overall water flow and eliminate all blind spots, it never happened without any help of garlic. However, neverthless, in my experience garlic is good form of prevention.

try using a SCWD to alternate the current flow. i've a 3 ft tank too and 1 of my pump is @ 3400l/hr with no problem. however, no direct blow at the corals.

My humble clowns

leave it for awhile and observe. most likely it's due to injury. it happened to my tomato clown and my blue tang before. recovered in about a week without any treatment. just keep it under observation and make sure it continues to feed well. pop-eye usually happens to both eyes.

Important to keep a good filtration and water flow rate.