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Let's bring the sale back to the coral and ONLY the coral guys. 12 my bid.

On weekdays Im staying at NTU so it'll be near, but maybe over the weekend i can drop by if i get to keep this! Anything else u wanna sell to make my petrol worth it?haha

haha, thanks! how west is west though?

10 & if u are in the east i can come collect tonight.

sianz i live in the west, but my bid is 130 bro..

Bro if u ever are gonna frag your zoas let me know alright, they're really nice!

Love the vibrant colours man, can only imagine how itd look using a dslr.

Really unique setup dude, liking it!

Awesomely pristine condition man, really liking it!

Wow man, must have been a lot of effort! welcome to reefing my friend!

Wow dude, great plan you have there! Upload the finished product alright!

still for sale bro the corals? how much?

http://www.toppoint.com.sg/ here you go dude, check it out, the address is there as well.

bro can they survive if i put them up top on my ios?

ive used red sea for a while now, just changed to tropic marine just to see if its better, will unpdate if theres any visible difference.

CREE LEDs are the way to go man, they have better depth penetration than T5s as well, and being 3ws each their good for coral growth.

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how have the lights been dude? any complications so far?

bro did you use any optics for your LEDs?

Top-point acrylic at bedok is cheaper and nearer for those in the east side.

you can get em online at reefledlights.com, they have the latest cree modules.

is the material water resistant dude?

dude may i know where you got your acrylic from and for how much? and also what glue you use? for my acrylic tank i used WELDON 3, wondering what you used. I have a new project in mind again!

I've been researching for a while now on LED guys, there's a lot of diff between branded ones and china ones. The good LED brands are CREE and Bridglux, most DIY kits have these two brands in 3w capacity. They are the most reliable for coral growth. For guys who are doing it the first time and don't want to screw it up get the solderless kits, they are better and easier cause they just snap on like lego, catch is that they cost a bit more cause the heatsinks will have to be pre-drilled by them but my advice is that its more worth it than trying to spoil your new LED trying to solder it. Cost goes up by about 30 USD for the solderless kits. Reefledlights.com is where im intending to get mine, they use CREE lights and yup they are reliable.