yikai

not cheap but much more user friendly and can dose more things.

very diligent reefer.. i would say go for dosing. i no $$ so go for 2nd hand CR. haven hooked it up yet coz i forsee the tuning will drive me nuts...

u using a CR or a dosing pump?

i see.. well from what i know coral farm is usually pest free as in crabs, worms, mantis etc. coz they utilise the seawater drip method which flushes out these critters. aiptasia can live in this drip if it's lucky enough to be anchored in the part where it has contact with water.

nice SPS!

hot pink!

those are usually fist sized and all come in the same round spherical shape. i don't think it' meant for scaping coz it's too small and all same shape. probably used for seeding tank or for decorative purposes. coz they do look really beautiful. they are selling the rock as coraline algae and not liverock i guess.

iwarna's liverock is good as well. varyign sizes from small, medium to very big. i got the very large ones to scape my tank and it's so easy. u can request for cured ones or uncured ones if you decide to cure yourself. watch out for pests though. the only pestless rocks are from CF.

err. looks like bryopsis. one of the MOST nuisance of all algae and nothing will eat it. except lettuce nudibranch and maybe seahare.

a rather beautiful and unique saddleback clown.

take a look at some of these specimens below. all are saddleback clowns but with different colour variations.

there are many variations even within a species... just look at the clarkii clownfish. there can be so many forms to this particular species of clown. yours is a saddleback clown. just a more unusual coloured one. that's all

Looking for 2nd hand eheim 1260. pls pm me thanks

none of the aforementioned species are sand sifters.

no bother at all! this is a good question. cycling is over. you can leave it for an extra 2 weeks to stabalise which is a very very good idea. nope bacteria won't die. in fact, it will grow more. they will feed on the nutrients produce by living things in ur liverock. no need to add anything.

saddleback clown

yeah. i add 1 entire red pail of FW and the sg didn't even change

this kind of WC no use 1 lah. just get iwarna do do 80% WC for u. till date i've done 3 major WC since post cycling. all my parameters 0 except PO4 lol. diatoms also v little.

so jialat? worse than mine leh. do WC?

yes rhomboid is nice but i'm so fascinated with the colours of the scotts. this fish is like impossible to retain colour.

Dr. tanaka's fairy wrasses. rhomboid, scotts and lubbock. LOOK AT THE SCOTTS! how did he keep the colour!?

this is crazy. chingchai's 5 AT

afternoon. but not sure what time.

yes a very big shipment from the carribean featuring many unique goby species. a unique twist of events, as carribean shipmens usually feature large angels and butterflies, like queen, blue, rock beauty, spotfin butterfly and four eye. this shipment provides not only those staples, but boast of a wide variety of gobies. thumbs up. goby nuts prepare to blow your brains out.

carribean this friday @ reborn. Swissguard Basslet - pair, non-pair Seminole Goby - Microgobius carri Blue Goby - Loglossus calliurus Thorny Oyster Gold Banded Shrimp Clingfish - Arcos rubiginosus Snow Bass - Serranus chionaraia Lantern Bass - Serranus baldwini Yellowline Goby - Gobiosoma horsti Barsnout Goby - Gobiasoma sp. Rockcut Goby - Gobisoma grosvenori Eyelash Blenny - Parablennius marmoreus Grey Angel - M,L Blue Angel - S,M,L French Angel - S,M,L Argi Angel Queen Angel - S,M,L Rock Beauty Angel Blackcap Basslet Harlequin Bass - Serranus trigrinus Royal Gramma Sailfin Blenny Triplefin Blenny - Enneanectes altivelis Arrow Crab Decorator Crab Emerald Crab Blue-leg Hermit Crab Scarlet Reef Hermit Blue Reef Chromis Jewel Damsel Masked Goby - Coryphopferus personatus Neon Goby Rusty Goby Sharknose Goby - Gobiosoma evelynae Tiger Goby - Gobiosoma macrodon Yellowhead Jawfish Discosoma sanctithomae Green Ricordea Blue Green Ricordea Orange Ricordea Red Head Goby Peppermint Shrimp Blue Tang - S,M,L Flame Cardinal - Apogon maculatus