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Hi Lizard44, Maybe you will like to try the below link. http://www.ava.gov.sg/javascript/m4-option8.html

Thanks Fuel, my wife was just asking about whether are you in Australia liao 2 days ago. You take care! Hope to see you again soon.

NVM lah, as loh as can see the handsome boy, i happy liao. Bro, take care of yourself ok. Heard you are super busy these days. Wish you all the best!

Hi bro, any update on your AT? Mine just started eating Henry's food.

Canon 350D or the Nikon D70????

Hi Bandit remember to contact me when you are here. Cause you promised you will show me your "Friends Forever" tattoo.

Sorry short of 1 zero.

Maybe that is the idea! Anway, if I am not wrong his is a Juwel tank so I dun think it will be that bad. And if I calculation is correct the flowrate now is about 10 to 12 times the volume which is considered heaven for sps.

Quite true too. If you dun like the cucumber you can even try Sand Dollar, I bought two from ML to clean up my sand beds with great success. If you want, I can pass you one as both are growing too crowded for my tank liao.

Actually Wedgee is selling his AquaC EV240, good price for a good skimmer and plus very suitable for your tank! You may want to check it out with him. EV240 for Sale

Hi Flying Carpet, No offense but your question is too vague liao thus very hard for us to answer. Maybe you can read the pinned up threads in the New To Marine Auqria Hobby Forums to have an idea what is the basic husbandry first. And whatever you do not understand, you may than specifically asked. Cheers,

You may want to check with Chinmo, I think he has lobang.

Cool. Let us know the outcome. I am sure your sps will thank you.

These are not Algae but Cyano Bacteria. The cheaper way to rid them other than rowa is to siphon them out. But this will treat the symptom not the cause, the cause of cyano for your case as identified earlier is overfeeding. Besides rowa another way is to nuke your tank with Red Slime Remover. But bear in mind that RSR will stunned if not kill the beneficial bacteria in your tank as well, thus used it only as a last resort.

Yup, I think it is a Favia too. If you observed the calyces walls the are in fact separated. Herewith is an excerpt from http://www.bishopmuseum.org/research/pbs/O...CorBkCh3htm.htm for your necessary refference. Favia: Like all members of this genus, the calyces of this species are slightly separated from each other, instead of sharing a common wall as in the closely related and similar genus Favites, and the calycal shape is very irregular. This species most typifies this Favia structure. The calyces are highly variable in shape and may range from 5 mm to over 1 cm on a single coral. Calyx rims are raised slightly above the coral surface and septa are coarse, irregular and widely spaced. Favites: Adjacent calyces share a common wall in this species, which clearly distinguishes this species from Favia species, which it may otherwise superficially resemble. Calyces range from 10 to 15 mm in diameter, are somewhat irregular in outline and their rims show a tooth-like appearance that is caused by the incomplete development of one cycle of septa. The growth form is primarily encrusting, but small colonies may have a distinctly hemispherical shape. Cheers,

Great job bro, see you managed to coax the sun to open liao.

Wah just noticed you have even changed your signature liao.

Me Fairy Master????? Wait I kena blanket party then how???

Yes, it will.

Zoo Keeper and Tang Police can stay. But have to add Fairies Master. lol

Wah, where you get this pix? Very nice! But I think the ones we saw is more blue dunno it is this guy. Thanks bro!

Just an update - - - - Both cyanopleura and lubbocki are in sump! Just now came back and found lubbocki in the outlet box, so release it into sump. AT is eating Henry's food liao - bit by bit.

How about C. nahacky????

Let us know when that happens, I am sure we will have lots of bros here waiting downstairs with safety helmets and tons of pillows / mattresses.

Nice rockscapes! Keep us posted.