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julius

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  1. Calcium carbonate is not very soluble. After a while, it will stick to the bottom. So the water which transfers to the main tank will lack of calcium carbonate
  2. Recovery 1 from ocean free but not sure whether it is suitable for marine fish or not
  3. Bloated stomach and protrusive scales indicate your fish is suffering dropsy.
  4. The green algae only found on a particular rock?
  5. Fine spots what color? Any protrusive scales?
  6. Bactericide. Can treat rotten fin/tail but sometimes rotten fin/tail may infect by fungi
  7. This is a controversial tropic. More in formations can be found on net
  8. Calcium hydroxide causes phosphate to precipate out of solution as calcium phosphate making it biologically unavailable for algae. This alga will either wither or glow less vigorous.
  9. Both are safe to use if you do not overdose. Lugol is more concentrated than iodide.
  10. Chip off those areas that cover with such algae. Those rocks that are fully infected should be removed from your tank
  11. Picture 1 indicated an amphipod not a copepod. Copeppods are approximately 1mm
  12. Ah Beng has both rainford's and Hector's gobies. Call before going
  13. No. The shrimp looks different from wurdemanni or boggesi. Only Abeng has.
  14. julius

    DIY LED light

    You mentioned led is 10w 1.05a, v should be 10/1.05 = 9.52. Since you have 5 led, total current should be 5*1.05=5.05a. If you multiply 5.05 * 9.52 you will get 50w. Therefore you should get a 50 watt 9.52volt 5.05 amp supply not 12v 5a. .
  15. julius

    DIY LED light

    Have you tried looking this supply "9.52V 5.25A". You need not to purchase any resistor
  16. Diatoms will slowly appear once the silica reach a threshold. Wait patiently unless you are looking for a specific strain to culture pods
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