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oh! haha! wa i dam slow. so ur the bird ah! (:

im not sure.....anyway decided to run my refuge reverse photoperiod.

i see. denitrator expensive la lol! so i using ulva...ok will giv u some. algae dun use up NO3?

lol! ps. she ask me how much i can take so i say i can take all HAHA! okok no problem. can share with u some. but trying to solve my NO3 now. how uch do u need? one box enuf?

Hello have a question not sure where to find the answers.. i have a "refuge" now, ok its just a sump full of floating ulva -.- i have never had a "refuge" before, so dunno what to do. should i do reverse photoperiod? or 24 hr fotoperiod or wat. also, will ulva go asexual? thanks. i have added eggcrate to prevent stray pieces of ulva from floating away and getting sucked into my pump and skimmer.

so....many fish.. but very nice..

woah what is the zoo in pic number one!? DAM NICE lol

these fishes nice ah? haha. the monos are quite prety when they are adult, with yellow/orange fins. but the catfish and the halfbeak? u dun wanna add other nicer looking fish? although i must say, these fish do make unique and cool tank inhabitants.

up for ur sales

lol. i dun like epoxying rocks. very laychey and when wan to rescape very mafan. but yea make its secure. and PVC pipes are good. can create good structure and holes for fish to swim tru

i dun see the worm O.O where is it

hahaha. clever but expensive (:

solorensis boxfish is the one in henry's display right? very nice lor

got one big piece of LR frim sis ming. the right side ok liao no need anymore LR. that piece of liverock made it look better.

Thanks for the kind words (: i enjoy posting and being a part of this community too! regarding the hogfish, Bodianus anthioides (Bennett 1832), the Lyretail Hogfish. Indo-Pacific, including the Red Sea (where this picture was made) out to the Tuamotus. To nine inches in length. A gentle beauty as the genus goes. One and three inch juveniles and six inch adult in the Red Sea. http://www.fishbase.org/Summary/SpeciesSummary.php?id=5497 look at the distribution range Indo-Pacific: Red Sea to South Africa (Ref. 35918) and east to the Line and Tuamoto islands, north to southern Japan, south to New Caledonia and the Austral Islands.

was suppose to go get a blue tang today. but those at CF all had ich, and jirh had no more tangs. so..came home without a blue fish ): But clever me. i still have my very old blue damsel that was banished into the sump remember? haha. caught it and added it in tank again. cheapskate XD. not the aggressor anymore. its being kept in check by the behn's damselfish. and my 2 cleaner shrimp took a liking to my new rock of GSP and xenias, courtesy of sis ming. XD its their home now.

depends on location too. actually, dont be suprised at the price difference! sometimes the same fish can come from 2 totally different areas, but the price differ ALOT. also depends la. if its a farm, usually much much cheaper. for example, a copperband butterfylfish from singapore or indo/malaysia can cost anywhere from $8-$10. but if its from australia, be prepared to pay $30+ for it. thats more than 3x the price.

1.5 months only ): i hope it stays alive. even tho it may be feeding like a champ, i have heard stories of it just dying mysteriously ):

FTS march 22nd 2009.

haha i can do exchange with you no problem (: but let the mushies settle down before i frag them. also i sharing some with other ppl. must calculate first. will pm u with the updates (:

and also thanks for this nice piece of liverock witht he xenia and GSP (:

thanks sis ming for the overwhelming number of Ulva!! HAHA. yay!! can make refuge liao!! thanks and hope u enjoy the coke

my bionic eyes came in handy at CF today 2 rocks of quite nice mushies. the turqoise one is 0.63 red notes, and the green oen with white polka dots is 0.88 red notes lol. u do the math XD

u be my BF ah? lol can oso

lots of them at CF. henry should have some too. call before going.