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No lah...Not going for Aussie stuff for the time being. Too expensive for me... Anyway, these few days got Aussie shipment meh???

Rics shipment will be at least 1-2 months later... But will have new corals coming in very soon...

Cannot...no moooneyyyy... Or else...U SPONSOR...I use...

Nice design...thought u are using it now...

Using NSW from Iwarna...same as me... Copycat... In my sump, I only have live rocks. Cheato is placed in my main tank in a betta box. Used to put cheato in my sump but troublesome to put another light in my sump so moved it back to my tank.

Nice Yumas...

For me very simple, top up nsw, then switch on return pump and let the tank cycle. For refugium, just use live rocks, sand and cheato.

U not getting?

Ehhh...I think u already spent a LOT on your tank already... Probably more than what I have...

no updates????

For a nano, there is basically nothing much more you can upgrade in terms of equipment.

I believe should still be there but the colour is not very vibrant. You may have better luck with Iwarna's coming Yuma shipment.

so fast selling???

My experience is a bit different from yours. I find that my Yumas grow much larger when they get less light and also when my NO3 went down from 10-25 to 2.5-5ppm. Anyway, my Yumas are all on my sandbed.

There was a discussion on RC previously regarding nutrient rich water and the concensus there was that nutrient rich water does not equate to water with high NO3 and PO4 levels. In fact, the concensus was that nutrient rich water is water that has a lot of food particules floating in the tank but where the No3 levels is less than 5ppm. According to them, this would approximate the conditions the corals live in the sea where you can see a lot of particules and the NO3 is still at 0ppm.

Hahahahaha...so young already advisor...

Bro, the tank he is referring to is the CO2 cylinder...

Wow...ur son set it up himself????

U want red red stuff still got a lot of red brains at $45 if I remember correctly. Also still got ACANS, green rics, blue rics, bleached rics, favias, zoas etc. Also got 1 rock of 2 giant Yumas at $120 and another smaller rock of 2 yellow Yumas but not sure the price for these. Some Indo rhodactics there also.

Go there sure confirm buy something... In your case, most likely rics...

1 for $25...

Yumas need low light and low flow. Place on sandbed will be best. Water temp required is 29 degC and below. No feeding required as they are very slow feeders and most likely your fishes and shrimps will ge the food before they can even begin to eat them.

I only print monopoly money...

Thought u went there and told shan to pack all the remaining rics for u...

Cheong rics again???