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I think you may get them from c328, mardel.

Have you found this yet here bro? I'm also looking for one and most of those I've found are from eBay or in the US.

I hope this article will help: http://www.articlesbase.com/pets-articles/lionfish-care-553613.html#axzz1QXXHePjM

Not to run on your parade bro but they're more likely to starve themselves to death and not very much to look at. They'll just swim on that dark corner of the tank til they die. There are about 1 out of 10 owners who'd be lucky enough to keep these softies alive for months.

You may try to have Harlequin Shrimp to demolish in case they grew to a large sum.

How about Cone Snail? They're mostly found at tide pools, sandy areas, shallow to deep offshore waters. They use their dart-like mechanism near tip to stun and kill other fish and invertebrates. They cause burning pain, numbness, even coma or cardiac arrest.

Nice idea you got there dude. Think I'mm give it a try later.

Hey dude, done with this? How much for every thing? I'm having second thoughts on doing this myself cos I think it's hard, is it?

Hey dude are you done with your scrubber? How much did it cost ya?

I've tried using Tetra Color Bit and Flakes. Seen results in just a matter of weeks. They don't sink in to the bottom as well unlike other fish foods.

I'll go for the iBox Nano here, fits anywhere!

Good thing I've found this post, I've been wanting to keep an anemone in my aquarium but I'm kind of skeptical about it. I've also found this (http://www.aquacon.com/anemone.html) and I hope this will be helpful to you as it is with me.

A hitchhiker you got there man.. Pretty little wiggly thing.

Try NTT Services. Visit their page here http://www.facebook.com/FB.NTT.Services or call Edmund Lau - 9326 1311 / Nelson Tan - 9637 3151.

I hope the killings of these marine life forms be stopped. They're greatly endangered.

No don't separate them from their father or parent seahorse and also make sure there is no algae in the tank. Also, clean the sides of the tank on a regular basis.

I remember pushing on a flowerhorn and a fighting fish on one tank.. No wonder the latter passed out.

Here bro, hope it helps. http://www.reefsystems.sg/contactUs.asp

I've tried using Algone's and it did remove all the unnecessary greens I'm seeing on my aquarium.

Does waterproofing AB compound emit any harmful chemicals to the water, or do you have to soak them in a separate tank before adding into the main tank?