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can i ask how about the level of nitrates with the dosing of voldka?

didnt see any clams that day when i was at your place.. any plans to add one or two in? haha..

wow.. the snails leave quite alot of marking on the wall.. do you have to manually scrap them off? or does it go off over time..

bro greencloud, the very nice reefer who gave me cheato twice.. but both times my cheato failed to "survive".. stop using cheato already...

for the first 5secs when i saw it i thought it was real as well... haha..

noted.. haha.. currently have 3.. shall forget about the idea of having 10..

everytime i drop by during that promo nothing much really caught my eyes.. except for their blastos next time must trying going there on the first day of their promo, not sure if there's any difference...

nassarius snails are cute.. imagine having 20 of them, but all under the sandbed.. come feeding time, BOOMZ! all crawl out together to snatch for food..

i always love to see red pratas... waiting for my bank balance to get "fatter" before getting one...

why chopsticks? i can imagine using chopsticks to grab mysis shrimps, so tiring! should get a syringe, can feed all your corals like feeding baby like that

i thought the near death prata was a gonner! wow you saved it!

a syringe to feed them would be really useful and easier for you...

sorry bro... price more or less fixed.. to everyone, i'll temporary put this sale on hold first.. i'll release it for sale again after i get my new light set next week.. thanks for the interest.. if you are interested, let me know, but you can only collect after next weekend.. so i wont push this thread up again till then... happy reefing!

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alright.. will take note of that.. thanks for the advice

DT's Premium Reef Blend Phytoplankton 5.5oz (25% left) $6 The primary reason to use phytoplankton with stony corals, is to increase the population of zooplankton for the corals to prey on. Phaeodactylum tricornutum is a large and very nutritious pelagic diatom that contains many essential fatty acids. Adding Phaeodactylum tricornutum makes Premium Reef Blend an even more accessible and nutritious food for clams, gorgonians, some soft corals, copecods and other fauna that feed on diatoms. AZ-NO3 Nitrate Eliminator 240mL (20% left) $5 Fourth Generation Formula: The NEW AZ-NO3 with it`s new "Cold" filtering and processing techniques reduces the clouding effect in even poorly-maintained (ionically-imbalanced) marine aquariums. Its nitrate-removal ability has sped up 2x as fast as before. let me know if you're interested... will leave this over the weekend.. if not sold by sunday 2359H, i'll finish both of it next week..

wow.. are these ur frags?

used to keep that.. very facinated by the blue light at the mouth... but it jumps around alot whenever its unhappy at its location.. ended up always hiding behind my LR, so i sold it.. haha..

will be very busy this weekend.. but i'll try to upload pictures either tomorrow or sunday... can go to aquamarin website to see if u wanna know how it looks like http://www.aquamarin.com.sg/productsDetail...?productid=1363 collection in bishan

Name: Aquazonic T5 high output light set 4 x 24W (2 white 2 blue) Dimension 60cm x 20cm Watt : 4 x 24w Tube colour : 2 X sun white and 2 X actinic blue Voltage : 220v - 240 50Hz Casing colour : Silver Used for: 6months only Bought from: Aquamarin at $98 Reason for sale: upgrading to LED lights Selling it for $60 PM me if you are interested

http://www.sgreefclub.com/forum/index.php?...4762&st=100

hi bros.. thinking of getting LED-G1-400-110W for my 2ft cube.. but i was looking at the design if i clip it at the back of my tank, the light only reaches out to 180mm given that the diamension is 400*180*45mm so can i say that the front portion of my tank will have lesser light then?

very good buy

cant stand the sight of bristle worm.. my hair will stand and i would just do all means to get them out.. if they're there better not let me see them...

its always nice to see clams expand their mantle to the max.. oh ya.. would like to ask you, for your previous SH tank, did u use any wavemaker? understand too strong current would stress the seahorse, but too little flow for the tank, would it be ok? yea.. like many of the bros here mentioned, lighting is the most important factor for keeping clams... clown goby doing great! feeding on all the left over mysis whenever i feed my fishes on alternate days (: dont think it'll ever consume pellets, the size of one pellet is about more than half the size of his face! haha...