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Just to share my second day of training. I took the video before I started showing the clownfish the video and within minutes, they go to the anemone! Haha http://youtu.be/vzQOkd9A_EE

Hi bro, i checked through this page http://www.coralpedia.com/index.php?module=Gallery2&g2_itemId=15&g2_page=2 but never see your zoas. Quite a number if them for you to browse. How much did you bought your zoas?

I hope you guys have success! Those are budget clownfish haha.

Hi all, just to share that I manage to train my clownfish to host the anemone within 30 mins. I googled on this topic and have seen people showing photos and videos to their clownfish and they managed to get their clowns to host the anemone! I decided to give it a try as its just showing them pictures and videos. I went to youtube and get those videos with huge anemone with the clownfish in it and put my ipad directly infront of the fish for 30mins. My 2 clowns were bought from T95 a week ago and they keep hanging at the front of the tank and my tank has been running since end of May. http://youtu.be/2fWl_99RwyY

You can refer to the sponsors link here . I got mine about 3 weeks back. Zoas started opening wider and acans showing feeding tentacles.

Okok.

Bro, where you stay? Do you have radioactive bn?

If the orange or the brown stuff are mostly on the top of the substrate, it could be diatoms. They are usually brown but yours is orange. As for they grey stuff, not really sure what it is as i have never seen it before. Any corals or live stock died recently?

Bros, roughly how much per bottle and where can get? I tried iwarna but think they have no stock.

Bro, you are very patient with adding just one shrimp. Haha.

What are the equipments you have in your tank. Any lights shining for the first pic? The grey stuff looks like its from the piping. Is this setup new?

Thanks bro for the link..

Bro, can i know where is coral farm? Is it at lim chu kang?

Haha, the clam is very nice and out of my budget. If I buy that, my wife will kill me and say "you should buy a bag for me instead of the clam".

just went to Iwarna and their clams cost 300, but they are willing to lower to 250. Really nice!

try to look around for it at night when it is dark. Have never succeeded in catching the worm before but you can try placing some food in the open for the worm to come out.

Hi, anymore golden glove for sale?

wow, the vase is very nice!

Hi to give you a rough idea on the costs: 1. My custom 42cm cube tank 8mm glass, with cabinet, sump and pumping cost me around 700. For your size, I foresee will cost at least a thousand dollars. 2. Skimmer will cost at around 150 and above. I will recommend Bubble Magus for its lower cost. 3. A return pump, if going for eheim universal pump will cost at least $200. Jebao will be cheaper. 4. Live rocks will cost around $6 / kg. 5. Live sand at least $40 for 20/b for Caribsea. 6. A wavemaker should cost around $100 for WP40. 7. You will also need to get some test kits to measure your tank parameters, refractometer cost around $50 for measuring of salinity8. You will need salt mix to mix your own saltwater or you can buy Natural Sea Water (NSW) from LFS. usually cost $1 - 2 for 10 litres. 9. If you are using salt mix, you should get a RO/DI to ensure you have pure water that will not contain silicates. The RO/DI unit will require the replacement of the cartridges once they are exhausted and TDS will go up. Hope my information is accurate.

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Thanks bro, got your PM.

I would suggest 2 clownfish. Try not to put in yellow tail damselfish and dottyback. I tried putting in a dottyback in my tank and it is very aggressive. The dottyback guards its cave and no fish can go near it. It will nip at the tail of other fishes. The yellow tail damsel fish is super fast and is not easy to catch if you want to remove it unless you use a trap or remove all your LR. I would say the yellow tail damselfish is semi-aggressive.

Wow, a very huge marine pond!

A very unique setup. Looks like a combination of freshwater and marine environment.

Nice, love the clownfish in RTBA shot.