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ok. good luck! the bellus is very nice. hope it recovers.

yes that's a very nice powder blue x powder black hybrid.

i'm not sure.

correction. the singapore angel is NOT found in Singapore. i don't know why it has that name. but it's found in japan south to the philippines and also in papua new guinea. singapore waters however, do have the blue ring angel. Pomacanthus annularis.

wow! the injury is quite severe. however i don't see signs of infection or soreness which isn't as bad as i had imagined. you could try treating it in melafix and hope it somehow recovers. the wound is deep and it might not heal and the fish might die. so be prepared. even if it recovers and heal, it will never heal properly and there will definitely be a huge scar and the colours will be gone on that side. if such an injury were to occur on humans, a skin graft would have to be done to cover up the hole.

thanks! i need to find out the reason why they suddenly stop growing in my tank first. hmm..

yah it's extremely "nipply" hehe.

and rusty (biscuit) once again big thanks to jeremy and wilson for stopping by. i hope you enjoy the frags i've given you and i hope they do well for you

yasha goby

birdnest and desalwii

longnose butterflyfish and rosefascia fairy wrasse

very bubbly RBTA

mitratus butterfly.

bro wilsontan also came. and he also helped me take some photos. i love these photos of the vanderbilt chromis. the blue lines are very obvious in these photos.

here's more shots from jeremy of the flashing hooded. these ones are not as clear but still, the colours are awesome.

i like the shot too. it's a reflection shot! double the beauty. the mitratus also v nice. thanks! yes i love the hooded wrasse too. i like how the orange back turns lilac/pinkish when it's flashing! and yah after seeing jeremy take photos of the fishes with a DSLR, i also want to save up for one.

roseafascia fairy,

vanderbilt chromis.

another shot of flame angel. this particular one loves posing like this!

Longnose butterfly.

Pseudanthias sp.

this is when it's in the peak of flashing. thanks so much again to jeremy for these lovely shots. i could never have taken photos myself.

this is the hooded wrasse when it's in it's relaxed state.

a big thanks to bro jeremy (eniram) for helping me take some nice photos. the following shots are all taken by him. very nice photos.

this was from ah beng