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thx for those whom pm me, really sorry if the fishes are reserved tentatively collection date next saturday (need to go buy NSW to tar bao all fishes) All fishes are living in 1.024 SG and nitrate above 100 water @ around 31 degree celcius temp. collection clementi

bro , all the best from your tank and thx for support no choice bro,no heart to go on as concentrate on corals thx for up thx bro reserved as per pm reserved as per pm

wah terry,really respect you sia, can tahan so long see empty tank with your kind of patience,sure cycle the tank long long till jurong btw when your opening ceremony for me to bring the super duper small zoas (inside your tank it will look super small) when you put inside your first fish surely waiting with popcorn to see your swee swee tank

Collection clementi. Bros/sis whom brought more then 1 Lifestock will be given pirioty as those fishes have been together for more then few months min, most fishes are more then 1 year and super healthy. I reserve the right to sell to whom i want as i want this fishes to be with reefers whom i believe can take care (no offense to any bros/sis ) Pictures of fishes together

Misc: 1) Spotted Cardinal @ $5 ~ 2.5inch (damel-in-distress)2) Bicolour dottyback @ $5 ~ 1-2inch 3) Falco Hawk @ $10 ~ 2inch (shengyuan) 4) Tomato Clown @ $10 ~ 3-4inch 5) Bristle star fish ($10 super hardy,been with me for 2 years) and super big 6) Niger Trigger (if i am not wrong) @ $10 (shengyuan)7) Black clownfish with false perc (kind of pair pls take this two together) @ $25 (m12345y)8) Turbo snails ~ around 6-7 or more i think @ $10 (m12345y) 9) Red Coris Wrasse - $10 (been with me since juv 1 inch) 10) Pink belly Wrase - $12

Angels: (all feeding on pellets/mysis) 1) Regal @ $35 (3 inch) (marineph) 2) Emperor (from baby 1-2 inch to current 3.5~4inch) @ $45 (marineph) 3) Bicolour @ $15 (marineph) 4) Bluelip @ $15 (marineph) 5) Half Black @ $15 (shengyuan) 6) Flame @ $45 (Goldenface)

Selling the below fishes as decom - no time to take care. (no ich all feeding mainly on New Life Spectrum pellets(1mm and 3mm), mysis shrimp whenever i feel like . All fishes sizes are estimated. Viewing with no obligations. Note: Fishes can only be cleared after i removed all liverocks (will notify all buyers confirmed date) All prices are Nett Tangs: 1) Naso @ $50 ~ 5inch 2) Sohal @ $110 ~ 5.5inch back for sale as buyer back out 3) Unicorn @ $15 ~ 5-6inch 4) Yellow Tang x 2 @ $80 *this two have been together since 2 years ago ~4inch (damsel-in-distress) 5) Purple Tang x 2 @ $100 (no fighting)(kelvinW) 6) Brown Tang @ $15 <-- fighter http://www.sgreefclub.com/forum/uploads/emoticons/default_devil.gif' alt=':evil:'> ~ 4inch (damsel-in-distress) 7) Blue Tang @ $30 <-- super cute when lying on the rocks to sleep ~ 4-5inch (creed2100)

retail selling $99 still got low ballers $35 is super good buy

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yup sis, i put inside the file name, button anemone (ah lai said the list name it this way). zoas @ $45 is the red colour zoas type (small zoas not paly) super nice !! purple stripe skirting.. (1.8 red notes) all open super big

ten red and 8 gold coins(right tub) facing display tank and $5 inside inside (glass small tank)

ah beng got bali shipment. zoas (red colour) around 4.5 red. rest of it are attached pictures.

can try this : http://freshnmarine.com.sg/estore/product_info.php?products_id=284

other bros/sis might have minus your reputation.

yea

nice pic,haha seems the corals are doing fine with good husbandary from ray you making WT worry leh, cannot find the mantis

? re-ducing bioload = less fishes. it will be boring to just see a few fishes swimming in your big big tank

ty ray,just sharing what helped me and what i observe

bro dont really get what you want to be exact, able to let us know what are you trying to achieve? reducing bioload = less fishes = more sian

cleaner wrasse actually only helps minimal imo. best of it is the fishes feeding and cure own it's own

reducing bioload the common meaning is reducing the amount of fishes in the tank. less fish => less poo => less ammonia created => less nitrate/phosphate (i think). so the system can be more stable. Imagine you keep a 4 feet fish tank with 30 fishes rather then just 5 fishes in a 4 feet tank. more easy to manage

hi guys, just to let you guys know what happened to this algae. (the top green one not the bottom red one) as i thought it was harmless. it grew so fast suddenly after i started dosing aquapharm 5 in 1 coral food. didn't noticed it till one day when i saw it it's all over my tank. lost my eagle eye zoas and one more colony of zoas to this. these algae will grow over the corals/rocks/tank walls and "root to it" therefore it's harder to remove it. hope these will help other reefers reduce the % of losing corals to it.

up for more options

http://www.aquamarin.com.sg/productsDetail.asp?productid=1223 <-- something like this kind of bacteria. or prodibio biodigest which can be purchased from petmart

i would recommend like what the two helpful bro above mentioned. 1) Running UV does help for my case in reducing white spots. 2) Do not intro any fishes currently and do not dip your fishes into FW curretnly as it might stress them further. continue to feed them as per norm. if possible dont add any fishes for 1 month and do water changes religiously. if no corals can lower your salinity to around 1.019 SLOWLY this is what i can suggest and hope it helps bro. all the best