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Any idea on the size and price bro? Thanks bro. 3 blues at Ah Beng seems reasonable. Do they get them often?

I think you need to provide additional details about your set up to get advice regarding flow rate. For example, are referring to only return pumps or powerheads. Do you use a sump? What are you planning to keep in your tank? (FOWRL, soft coral, sps, etc.) Recommended flow rate for an arctica 1/5 is between 480 gph and 1320 gph. Here's a link to the manual: http://www.f3images.com/IMD/UserManuals/JB1113.pdf

Thanks bro. Much appreciated

Hi Bro. Which LFS sells them for 4 blues?

I believe it's 63860060

Thanks bros!!!

How many sunburst do they have? What's the damage? Thx bros

I bought some as well. Very healthy. I believe that they were at Iwarna for almost two weeks and so they seemed quite adjusted to life in an aquarium.

. Not sure if they are Mexican but iwarna has turbos for 1$ each

Many small yellow tangs at iwarna and royal grammas at ah beng

7am to 6pm everyday

Hey bros Did anyone see how many barletts iwarna has? Also how was the condition? Peace

Hey bro. What's the damage on the blotchy? Thx

3 reds

Irwana got some nice Powder blue tangs last night

What size bro?

Thanks bro. I am trying to avoid crabs and shrimp but a good selection of snails and brittle stars would be great.

Hey bros Which is the best LFS for clean up crews?

My DPDT ice cube relays arrived and so I've been wiring them up so I can control my 220V equipment on the 120V power bar. I would like to preempt my DIY description by saying that I'm not an electrician and I don't know anything about wiring or electricity. Working with 220V power is dangerous and if you want to do this, you should get someone to help you with much more experience than I have. Also, I always use GFCI outlets as an extra measure to help prevent shock around my tanks. That being said, this is what I did: I am planning to use three relays: 1. Return Pump & Skimmer (on the same relay) 2. Backup Chiller 3. T5 Lights I ordered 120V DPDT (Double Pole Double Throw) ice cube relays with sockets for wiring them up: http://sg.mouser.com/Search/ProductDetail.aspx?qs=h3Xc2LqAealUHVBqYsNmcw%3D%3D http://sg.mouser.com/ProductDetail/Magnecraft-Schneider-Electric/70-459-1/?qs=%2fha2pyFaduhd44dwsOGTU1ZXsrWMkUAcnzbpuLblr4M%3d These will allow me to turn on and off 220V devices using the 120V APEX Powerbar without buying 120V devices and converting power from 120V to 220V. Instead of trying to explain how to wire them up and how they work, I figured I would just post a link to this site: http://www.learningaboutelectronics.com/Articles/How-to-connect-a-double-pole-double-throw-relay-in-a-circuit 1. Return Pump & Skimmer I will use the 1st relay for the pump and skimmer so I can program a feed mode that turns off all water flow. I am turning off the skimmer at the same time as the return pump because I don't want the skimmer to overflow when the water level rises from turning off the return pump. I plan to only use 6 of the 8 terminals on the relay. I've decided to use the NC terminals for the skimmer & pump instead of the NO terminals. The NC (normally closed) terminals are activated when is there is no power. This means that if something goes wrong with controller and it loses power, the circuits will fail open. It might seem a bit counter intuitive, but when I want to turn off the pump, I will need to turn on the Apex outlet connected to the relay. So, as part of the Apex feed mode, I will program it to turn on the power outlet connected to the return pump & skimmer relay when the feed mode is activated. The connections from the main power supply go to the COM (or Common) Here is how I am connecting the DPDT relay for the return pump & skimmer: Terminal # / Wire 13 / 120v positive (Coil) 14 / 120v negative (Coil) 9 / 220v positive from wall (COM+) 12 / 220v negative from wall (COM-) 5 / not used (NO+) 8 / not used (NO-) 1 / 220v positive from the pump (NC+) 4 / 220v negative from the pump (NC-) The 2nd and 3rd relays are for the backup chiller and the T5s, I will use the NO (Normally Open) terminals because I want the circuit to fail closed. If there are any issues, I want to lights and backup chiller to remain off. Everything else remains the same. 5 / 220v positive from the appliance (NO+) 8 / 220v negative from the pump (NO-) 1 / not used (NC+) 4 / not used (NC-) I've tested the first relay and it works fine. Without any 120V power, the outlets are on. When I turn on the 120V power, the outlets turn off. Each relay can handle 15A, which is way more than I need. I still need to find a suitable enclosure for the relay so they don't have the power terminals exposed. Here are some blurry photos of the finished product.:

I don't know about lck but I've seen them for 3 to 4 reds at other places

I also have a tank by the window. Its relatively new and so I'm still fighting the beginning algae issues associated with every new tank. There is definitely more algae on the side of the tank with the sunlight. Do I think it is a big issue? Not really. The reality is that algae needs nutrients to grow. If you don't overstock, it shouldn't be a problem.

Thanks bro! I'll check it out

Yes, I am dosing two part using chemicals I bought from Iwarna. It's a fine suggestion but I believe that the solutions are already fully saturated at the standard two part concentrations. (I'm following Randy's two part recipe.) If I make the solutions more concentrated, I believe the additional chemicals will just precipitate out. In fact, I already need to heat the water in order to get the sodium carbonate fully dissolved.

Any mandarin pair sightings? Peace

Hey bros. Anyone visit AM who can provide a report?