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thanks! well i don't mind any colour as long as not brown sure come visit whenever you are free

very beautiful tinkeri butterflyfish.

Misbar maroons

New book worth getting! This book showcases very rare fishes endemic to tahiti and nearby islands and include many rare fish photos such as Pseudanthias hiva, P. regalis, P. mooreanus, Apogon lativittatus, Mulloidichthys mimicus, Chaetodon smithi, Genicanthus spinus, Paracirrhites nidus, Chromis abrupta, C. flavapicis, C. pamae, Dascyllus strasburgi, Plectroglyphidodon sagmarius, Coris hewetti, C. marquesensis, Pseudolabrus torotai, Stethojulis marquesensis, Scarus koputea, Alticus simplicirrus, Amblyeleotris marquesensis, Stonogobiops medon, Trimma woutsi, Acanthurus reversus, and Canthigaster marquesensis also FIRST EVER live photographs of Hemitaurichthys multispinosus and Labropsis polynesia

now is super green tort sure. visit visit! but after this week exams now heehe

aiyoh my photos stinks. law never teach properly! HAHA

shall i post the macro photos and videos?

Last but not least, Mr. Hijackng who stunned everyone with his gorgeous Acropora trapezia crab! 1st prize winner who brought home a gorgeous glass trophy and a skimmer CONGRATZ!

Joseph collecting 2nd prize on behalf of Weisheng.

Law collecting 3rd prize for Photo contest.

Cheeky face awaiting to collect 3rd prize.

Prize giving ceremony

Helpful Mr. Xiao Wang from Iwarna

Mr. Terryz giving a well informed talk on equipment!

Mr. Law giving a talk on photography! stop staring at me! LOL. and thanks for putting up gorgeous photos on zoas and my favourite fish, Cirrhilabrus marjorie.

omg! dun post my video! lOL. i will upload my ppt slide here for people to benefit

nice sps meh? ok ok only lah. luckily im not those obsessed about SPS kind. so i don't mind the drop in colour but the growth on the valida is encouraging. xenias? i dunno. they just grow like weeds. but i like it though. i will only start complaining and cutting them once they run out of space to grow. which won't take long since they're on their own rock sitting in the middle of the sand.

omg why do you want to change sand to chips? alot of detritus and stuff will be trapped inside and will really build nutrients up.

use half a teaspoon nia so far. haha

yeah. naokoae is found in indonesia. not philippines. the exact location of naokoae is not certain yet although ppl speculate sumatra.

curious fishes greet me when i take top down photos. can get in the way and is abit irritating.

Blue tort. (picture cut off due to liverock) growth is very slow. colouration drop alot from blue, to now green. oh well. as long as it doesn't become brown or die, i'm ok with it. compare with when i first got it in the 2nd picture. the blue has faded to green and only right at the tip still remain abit blue.

SPS. Valida showing very rapid growth. although not much growth from the tips, the base has fully encrusted the artificial stone in which it came from. lazy to frag it off the stone so i just left it in my tank lol... the whole stone is encrusted now yay. colour wise i think faded a little. it's more green in the middle but the purple tips are still present. 2nd picture shows when i first got it, 1st picture show currently.

2 colonies of branching hammer coral. i love them! pardon the sandbed. it's still a little brown but the condition is MUCH better and is going away slowly after dosing zeozyme

the other part furthur up