Gouldian

Bro, You may want to email Naomi of International Goby Society - http://gobiidae.com/int_goby_soc.htm

Think better to give them a call 1st.

They used to bring in Daeil thus they should be able to help. Bioplast (System & Control Engineering Co.) Blk 22 Boon Keng Road, #01-23, Singapore 330022 Tel: 6296 4916, 6296 4919

Is this the one? http://theaquariumshop.asia/thepetaquariumshop/the-aquarium-shop?page=shop.product_details&flypage=flypage.tpl&product_id=117&category_id=33

Since no one wants to buy. Giving it away FOC. Self Collect at Punggol Central. PM me for details. *** I reserved the right to choose how I am giving it to.

B.Ocellaris pair is eating now... If you to pass me some, I will gladly accept!

Hey are you Tango? Hope to meet you again one day!

Black ocellaris pair (only survivors) started to eat although not as eagerly as before. Hope the saga has ended.

Wa lao, still remind me, went to fish heaven liao la....

Hey bro, Hope to see your set-up in person one day.

Thanks guys. I have a remote DSB to keep my NO3 down. I don't think the DSB is the problem because my DSB is remote and do not have any diggers. Anyway, tank looks weird with just 2 fishes. Changed water last night and test parameters.

Nice work Ming! Can see it developing into your formal glory.

Thanks you guys for the kinds words, I will definitely "reef on".

Hi bro, Thanks for your kind words. Adding carbon will adsorb whatever toxins, chemical in the tank thereby mitigate the situation in the tank.

Its true that most of us felt the pain when there's something wrong with our tanks. However, I believe we should not give up simply due to such mishaps but strive to work harder towards a better husbandry. To be honest, I still cannot pin-point what exactly is the cause/s of my situation but I hope through the sharing, we will collectively learn from this incident. From your past posting klim, I can see that you are a conscientious guy, I encourage you to consider re-starting.

Thanks for all comments and supports. 26/07 22.00 - Ocellaris pair slightly more active guarding and cleaning their eggs, blood shrimps pair minding their business. Corals looks more happy. Parameters ok, Ozone still on, and skimmate still stiff and copious than usual. 27/07 06.40 - Ocellaris pair with eggs (silvery eyes). blood shrimp pair minding their business. Try a small pinch of TDO on clowns but very eager but took a few bite.

Maybe some bacteria or virus, but these will need autopsy to determine.

Thanks bro. Dun have cuke and nothin dying except from zoas.

I am still stumbled, as of now ocellaris pair survive together with their clutch. Yup, AT with huge tear drop and streamer.

Ya, the AT is my favorite and emperor is my children's choice. Sigh It was on a small piece of LR. None left now after I clear the melting remnants away.

Dear reefers, Just wanted to share my experience which i surmise to be palytoxin poisoning. Received a frag of pink zoas from a friend on 12/07. Although zoas is doing alright, it was periodically peck on by my Emperor angel. 22/07 03:00 - Tank was doing ok and Emperor still sampling Zoas 22/07 09:00 - AT is dead and Emperor is breathing heavily, did water test on NH3, No2, No3, Ca, Mg, kH and salinity - all ok. Gorgonian, Sea fans, Euphylia, Zoas not opening fully, 2 x Squamy ok, Fishes, Shrimps and Snails moving slowly. Black Ocellaris spawn. Skimmate bubbles are stiffer unlike the usual skimmate that I get from my Deltec 701. 22/07 9.30 - Change 30% water add 300gm of carbon, Squamy still ok, Emperor dead, Fishes not appetite, Toby in overflow box dead, Percs behaving weird. 22/07 17:30 - YT dead, Cleaner wrasse dead, 1 cleaner shrimp dead, Squamy still ok, corals still not opening fully. Dead pods floating around. 22/07 21:00 - Added Ozone, Cleaner shrimps and percs behaving weird, Squamy still ok, coras still not opening fully. 23/07 06:50 - All CS dead, percs dead, water test still within range. Ocellaris pair and fire shrimps still droopy. Skimmate increases slightly than normal. All tronchus sp. snails dead. 23/07 19.45 - Survival - Ocellaris pairs with its brood of eggs, fire shrimp pair, small hitch hiker snails, all corals remains not fully extended except brown monti partially bleached. 2 x Squamy as usual. Added 200gm of carbon 24/07 06.50 to this 26/07 06.30 - No more die off, not feeding response from Ocellaris and fire shrimps. All corals remains not fully extended except brown monti partially bleached. All parameter within range. I have initially suspected and rule-out the below: Food Salt Clam Spawning Ocellaris Spawning Phenol from air freshner Accumulated dust from cooling fan But I find Palytoxin the most likely reason after reading the same in CanReef - http://www.canreef.c...ead.php?t=76799. Any bros here have any experience? All comments welcome. Ref: http://blogs.discove...store-near-you/ http://www.sciencema.../3982/495.short http://www.google.co...iw=1280&bih=737 http://www.coralbiom...ytoxine-danger/ http://blog.aquanerd...r-magazine.html

Nice set-up. However, do note that using rain bar will cause salt spray.

Nice... I like your fuge too.

I have 2 Oddballs at home - 1 is K2 the other is P1. Oops, you meant fishes... lol. Up

Thank you bro for your B. merletti. Too bad I couldn't collect in person. Best wishes!