Gouldian

Dear reefers, The Marine Aquarist Society (Singapore) will be inviting Mr. Peter Schmeidel, a accomplished German reefer/breeder to share with us his experiences on the Resplendent Angel. The Resplendent angel is only known from Ascension Island, mid Atlantic Ocean and the World Conservation Union (IUCN) has placed the Resplendent Angel on its Red List of Threatened Animals (1996). It is the only marine angelfish species on this list. While this species is common in Ascension’s coastal waters its population size is considered vulnerable because it is restricted to a tiny island locality. Venue: The Serangoon CC Date: August 2 Time: 5pm to 6pm Topic: The Resplendent Angel Experience - Natural Habitat to Breeding Tank Estimated Attendance: 25-30 (RSVP - contact@marineaquarist.org.sg) Remarks: Attendees will receive goody bags from our sponsors and there will also be a lucky draw at the end of the talk. I hope that the reefers here will find the talk meaningful and look forward to your RSVP as the seats are limited. Regards,

Definitely not reef-safe.

Try Linkia sp.

Nice... Thanks for sharing!

As per Lemon's comments Harlequin shrimp are not messy eaters thus it will not leave anything behind. However, some reefers will keep a linkia in a seperate tank and cut off small portions of it to feed the HS. HTH

IMHO Harlequin shrimp are obligate feeders i.e. they only feed on starfishes. Have never read of any other replacment feed that will be able to sustain them in a long run. For sea urchins, if I am not wrong its Harlequin tuskfish, morays, some wrasses etc that feeds on them.

Dear reefers, Just realized the plight of an animal shelter near Iwarna and decides to garner as many help as I can. Please check out the below link to see how you could help in getting some food to the poor abandon animals there. http://www.animalloversleague.com/wordpress/?cat=17

Ovo looks interesting to me.

Is the initial J.. K..? Anyway, Artemas' birthday is 16/06 too but he is only 4... Btw, 19/06 is Madmac's birthday. Happy Birthday Ivan, speak with you soon.

Ups. All are welcome.

Oops got confused with hydrogen.. paiseh

Hi bro, I don't think so. From my knowledge, helium tank needs to be certified where as most tank we used are either not certified or is only certified to contain non-flamable gas such as co2 nia.

Dear friends, Would like to invite fellow reefers to grace this event organize by Marine Aquarist Society (Singapore), a member of Pets Community @ Serangoon. Please support... http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=84684974657

upz.

Heard from those that have kept them before, they require frequent particulate food to survive and is definitely not fishes for the regular hobbyist.

You can try Paramount Tools: http://www.paramount-tools.com/

Hi bro, right now I have 1 big tub full of it (estimated 50+ kg), will have to take a pic of the whole lot tonight if I have time. If you are looking for certain shape, you may want to drop by as soon as you can as they are going on a FCFS basis.

Upz, very good quality rocks especially for reefers who wants a pests free set-up.

Dear reefers, I am selling Quality LR (Porous, light) that have been Fully Cured used in recent Aquarama competition tank. Fully Cured: 1) Rocks have been scrubbed down to remove nuisance algae, sponges & hitch-hikers 2) Placed in tub will minimal lighting with circulation for around 2 months 3) Frequent water changes done with salt-mix 4) Dose with Prodibio Digest to ensure healthy bacteria count * Selling $7 per kg * Collection Punggol Central - Week nights after 8pm or weekends 2-4pm ** These rocks are own by Drato and Ming69 and you can be assured that they cost more than $7/kg

Welcome back.

Update: 1) BRAND NEW Resun Ozonizer - never use before ($80) Selling $40.00 2) Denenerle solenoid with 3pin adapter ($135) Selling $70.00 3) Tunze 2 stage regulator ($129) Selling $60.00 4) Steel 2 litre CO2 tank ($80) Selling $35.00 New Item: 1) Pinpoint pH Monitor without probe ($149) Selling $50.00

If I am not wrong, Dolphin Mini Chiller is also using TEM and have 1 model that is rated as 75w and another that is 150w. Herewith are some comments of it in another local forum: http://www.aquaticquotient.com/forum/showthread.php?t=36656 http://www.aquaticquotient.com/forum/showthread.php?t=40484 Bro Beebeefl, I am not trying to be a wet blanket. Just wanted to explore your concept in details for the benefits of all.

Oic, just curious, so how much will it cost to have a TEM module that is sufficient for a 2x1x1? And will the cost and size of the TEM b ecomes prohibitive?

Ups

Hi, I believe this producet have been available commercially for quite sometime liao - IceProbe, I've used before in a 2ft tank with 2 x T5 and find it difficult to cool during hot days. Nevertheless, thank for sharing, hope you will be able to solve the inefficiency issue.