lightningstrike

:( always too late......

u can try asking Maxima......

pmed u.

my house is 10 minutes walk away from junction 8. 2 minutes walk away from the new Executive Condo in Bishan. Pls pm me for ur kind offers.

right on strat.

that's why i started this thread. thks for ur info anyway. :(

i stay in bishan.

not ready to give up. not going to change my job as yet, market for automotive a/c design engineer is quite saturated and small.

my parents r old, my fiancee cannot cope for sure. feeding the LS and corals should not be a major issue. it's the water parameters and general well being of all the LS and inverts i m worried about. what about my religious fortnightly to monthly water change? :( so sad, so troubled........

hi Gouldian, sure, no problem if i can find it. but as of this moment, i hv no mood to think about that. thks for ur concern anyway.

Hi fellow reefers, I have juz received news from my boss that i will be posted to Japan for 4 to 8 months. It's wif a heavy heart as i m getting married to my fiancee of 9 years somewhere this year or early 2005. All my personal plans have to be shelved, including my 6 mths old reef tank which i m not ready to give up. I m looking for a serious and experienced reefer to take care of my tank while i m away. it doesn't matter if my tank is moved to ur house or maintenance work can be done over at my house. i will be willing to pay for the services rendered. pls pm me or leave ur contact in this thread so that i can discuss and iron out the finer details. Regards, Ryan Chan a.k.a lightningstrike

sure! I'll be the first to roll in with Austin the Westie.

very nice tank u hv there DeepBlue!!!! be patient with the brown acros....... hope they will turn out well for u.

IMO, of most anthias available in LFS here, dispar and canberryi anthias should be the easiest to feed. initial coaxing might be required though.

Nice job on the DIY T5s there dr evil!!!

all u need to know about lightings. http://www.sgreefclub.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=2622

cleanner and fire shrimps r quite common nowadays. can find them at most lfs as the monsoon is over and the shipments r starting to roll in.

Polyart is oso in clementi and it is opened 24/7.

i live in the north....

look out for it on their shelves beside the display tank. if not, u gotta ask justin or kenny.

juz sharing, if u find it a hassle to diy it. u can always buy a ready made diy kalk dripper from our sponsor bio ocean. very cheap. think is abt $5.

hi, i hv a 4 mths old prizm skimmer with surface attachment. bought skimmer at $188 and surface attachment at $39. total $227. asking for $150neg. pm me to deal.

sell the damn carpets!!!!

sms u.

hi all, juz would like to share this eye opening experience. about a week or so ago, i bought a longnose hawkfish and released it into my tank after proper acclimization. but somehow or rather, the fish panicked and swam straight down for my 4" purple carpet anemone. next thing i knew, the anemone began to engulf the longnose and the poor longnose was stuck to the anemone. i immediately pulled the longnose out of the anemone to a corner of my tank, alas it was too late. although the longnose was still breathing but it has oredi been burned badly. Within 5 secs, i witness my nassarius snails coming out of the sandbed and started their feast on the poor longnose. i was surprised that the nassarius were that sensitive. put that aside, i was so angry wif the anemone that i decided to sell it off. so i began to pull the anemone out of my tank and place it in the refugium. but surprise surprise!!! the moment i took a closer look at the anemone, i saw the body of a near unrecognisable fish near the mouth of the anemone. the body was engulfed in a stuff which resembles chewing gum blown into a small balloon. upon further inspection, i realised the body was that of my 2.5" yellow tang which was missing a day b4. the purple carpet anemone has since been sold to shawncel (which i hv warned about the anemone's capabilities). i swear i will never keep carpet anemones again. not even other anemones. R.I.P Yellow Tang and Longnose.