straydum

wow! please do post more pictures of the elegance up there

anyone willing to share? looking for a frag

sold and collected to a nice reefer thanks for all your interest!

3 small sized labouti (around 2") spotted at iwarna. all very active and healthy looking!

selling off my BM110 to make way for something better weight: 5kg pump: atman ph3000 w/ needlewheel impeller and venturi (see last 2 pictures) reactor room diameter: 150mm air intake: 5l/min dimensions: 170 x 270 x 550mm rated for 400 - 600l water skimmer comes with a bubble diffuser (bubble plate) for uniformed bubble distribution and longer dwell time. and also a drainage for the collection cup. this is an in-sump skimmer. do take note that the collection cup cover is not the original, it is a DIY version which doesn't exactly sit in but does its job as a cover. also there is one rubber legging for one of the screws which is missing and needs to be replaced. both faults doesn't affect skimming. selling at $75 self collect at tampines FCFS basis, do pm me or sms me at 98326054 if interested thank you!

wow you got your holding tank up already! it may be tiny for you but its wayyyy bigger than my main tank!

bro maybe you could try searching the forum. there're quite a number of mce600 for sale

any one knows the price of Princess anthias (Pseudanthias smithvanizi) at iwarna?

pmed you!

looking for a 15g high/tall to be used as my sump tank. tank condition does not matter as long as it is not leaking and won't give way. dimensions: 20"(L)x 10"(W)x at least 17-18"(D). length and width has to be fixed, height the higher the better if anyone has one for sale, or spots one at any LFS please do let me know

pmed you

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ups for you bro! really healthy frags!

i've 2 up for sale. stable and have been with me for quite awhile ( 1 reaching a year, the other about half a year). reason for selling is that somehow for some reason they are attracted to superglue and spent a lot of time on top my freshly glued frags which gives me some problems (frags dropping etc) apart from that they are really hardy and would do well for any cyano or algae problem. they would also clean up any uneaten fish food. size of their current shell is about 1.2" each. doesn't bother my snails (live or dead shells) and doesn't seem to mind each other. totally REEF SAFE. letting go one at $7 each viewing and collection is at tampines do pm me or sms at 98326054 if interested

IMO, they are fine side by side. it may just hinder their full expansion

i find that they are not fussy about lighting and can tolerate both strong and weaker lighting. i have mine near the top under 4x24w T5 and they seem to be happy there. other reefers have successfully kept them on the sand bed using T5 and still find them doing well. you could probably get away with a spot that you choose for them to your liking

just realised Paracheilinus isn't included in this topic. i believe adding them to the already awesome price list would better help reefers know where each wrasse stands Paracheilinus angulatus Paracheilinus attenuatus Paracheilinus bellae Paracheilinus flavianalis Paracheilinus hemitaeniatus Paracheilinus lineopunctatus Paracheilinus nursalim Paracheilinus octotaenia Paracheilinus piscilineatus Paracheilinus rubricaudalis Paracheilinus togeanensis still don't know where to insert these guys, and pardon me for any mistakes in prices or names any wrasse experts out there willing to lend a hand? especially the beautiful Paracheilinus angulatus

can't help but notice that Paracheilinus angulatus is not in the list, one of my favorites so far does any one know which part of the price list do they belong to?

collected thanks for viewing!

giving away this little guy, to reduce my bioload, based on fcfs basis thus no reserving bright orange coloration (unlike those yellowish ones). slightly larger than 1.5" i think please bring your own container/plastic bags! collection at tampines

the left one i've seen a few times at GO, price wise not too sure though

pmed you

ups for a wonderful reefer!

samsies win with a bid of $70 thank you all who were interested and supported this bidding