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Took another better picture of the earlier Yuma for sale...

Re-post this premium zoas with better picture quality @$18.

Another big colony of golden cloves attaching to a big piece of live rock (approx. 2kg) for sale @$70.

Just an update. This corals was collected by a steady reefer.

Selling this 3-in-1 corals attached to a live rock @$70. GSP is of premium species & bought from GO @$100+.

Just an update. This GSP is sold & collected by a steady reefer.

Just an update.$50 colony of golden gloves sold & collected by a steady reefer.

Premium Zoas frag for sale @$18. Sorry for the poor quality picture as taken by my hp

Just an update. This GSP is being reserved.

Collected by a nice & steady reefer.

Seachem Reef Advantage Magnesium for sale @$15. Used one-third out of 1.2kg. Seachem Reef Advantage Calcium for sale @$15. Used one-third out of 1kg.

Seachem Reef Buffer for sale @$20. Used one-third out of 1kg. Seachem Reef Builder for sale @25. Used one-fifth out of 1.2kg.

Colony of golden cloves @$30 reserved till Wednesday.

Multi-coloured rhodiatics for sale @$140. There should be at least 10 attached on the live rocks. Very hard to capture the true colours..

Big colony of GSP for sale @$60. Very bright green in colour, fully extended & wave-vy like lalang. Size is about 17cm.

So many offer for my yuma before it's posted for sale. This yuma is bright orangy with bright green mouth, size is at least 6cm, very healthy & bubbles are cutely inflated. Actual view is much better than camera taken. To be fair, I intend to start a bidding system. Starting price is $100, every next bid is $10.

Due to work commitment, giving up my hobby and hence the sale First to go are the corals, followed by fishes & lastly, few pieces of live rocks. This is the front tank shot... This is a colony of golden cloves selling @$30 Another bigger colony of golden cloves selling @$50 Rest of corals for sale will be in my next posting. Interested, sms me @96465980 to deal. Collection will be somewhere near Yew Tee MRT.

Carbon is not the main culprit..more to a lack of this, environment stress & so on.

Correction..short or long term usage of carbon will not cause HLLE. I've been using it since after my tank completed cycling. The main cause is malnutrition or maybe stray electrical current.

No $$, no shipment excitement..haha

No offence...just kidding

...nudibranch feeding on yellow wrasse??

....What a beauty..Thks for sharing!

1. Purple Tang 2. Yellow Tang 3. Blue Tang 4. Sohal Tang 5. Blonde Naso Tang 6. Achilles Tang The above is not in order of preference.

Hmm, looks like you are introducing the cleaner shrimps into the tank the wrong way. Place the shrimp onto the net & then bring the net closer to the rocks.