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Upgrading ur wave maker bro?

Hahaha... Ya i tend to use quite a big blob! Anyway, no idea why need to keep in the fridge but since i was a little boy, my grandma always say put opened super glue in the fridge to make it last longer!

Thanks for ur kind words bro... I have seen similar or better growth from others here nowadays new frags tends to do better as compared to when i first started. No change in lights nor my routine kept it the same since my last update. Yes! It looks different and easier to capture as i finally had a chance to change water at the time when my lights were running at 18k so the blue focus wasnt as strong as when i typically take photo in the morning or at night

Thanks bro... But it should be me learning from u leh

Haha... Thanks for ur kind words bro... Engine still going...

Nice fish... Are they the same? I got Blue Whiptail, Pentapodus sp from the net instead: http://australianmuseum.net.au/Blue-Whiptail-Pentapodus-sp/

Heard some good reviews about it and the ease of reading the results. Worth trying i guess.. Just make sure its low range la

Btw, u should really consider getting a test kit to test low range PO4 & NO3. PO4 should be kept around the 0.03ppm and for NO3 as undetectable as possible. 0 reading on both is worrying but if u are serious about it, go invest is at least the salifert po4 & no3 teat kits la

Pardon my biases against API so i will just look at ur red sea test results, kh seems a little too high for comfort... I prefer looking at a balance range so with a CA of 420, ur balance kh is 8.25 dkh... U are at 10+ so u either bring down ur kh or up ur CA, ur choice Balance and stability is key so any adjustments should be slow and progressive. Major changes can shock ur corals.

Time to start saving up!

Move it up down left right, in circles doesnt matter... Just make sure u can feel the tension, hold it there and it will stay unless kena knock or smthg... Big colony unless u use alot (which is what i do and it works) or u can opt for epoxy (im very lousy with the latter so i rather use my glue) In case my english no good: Disclaimer, neither work for ecotech nor tlf... I just find tlf value for $$ and serves its purpose

@slimy & @evo Thanks for your kind words bro... Slimy i seen ur tank in person and its

Can u advice how u use the glue? I have been using for close to 2 yrs with no issues...

Many possible reasons but i reckon the tank is still not stable enuf la... Hard to pinpoint, post some details of ur recent water test? May help

Dun look like wrasse... Where u got it from?

Brent, give the TLF one a try... Its a big bottle and will last u a long long time... Sticking wise, it does its job really well

I second that... Look closely at the lower part between the branches... Tissue loss too... Ur birdnest behind oso... Cut out the white areas and try to salvage la

The ssc frag from bedok dr: First acquired: Today: Happy alot of new "arms" coming out A corner 2mths back: Today: Thats about all for tonight Happy reefing all!

The same corner 6 months back Today: Previously: Today: Somethings have to go though... The frags that suffered the new tank shock basically healthy but growth have not been significant... Coloration is fine just growth slower then the later additions. Zoas and softies simple just survive in the tank, growth is ridiculously slow... My guess is ard 1/2 polyps every 2mths... Sad

Realise my nutrient level is way too low... Going to take a nice bro's advice and prepare some home made yummies for the tank. Hopefully can pollute it abit...

Some picture updates Latest procurements My favourite by far:

What's the full dimensions?

Look for super glue then the word "Gel" on the packaging

Anyway regarding ur other question, yes i used to use any gel base super glue i can get my hands on... Until i come to a stage whereby i realise its more cost effective for me to buy a big bottle... Its been 2yrs and i still have 30% left

Dun say stupid la... I use CorAffixPro from TLF but its a big bottle so will not make sense for you unless u have alot of stuff to stick