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titustitus

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  1. wa cant wait to see everything ready and running man bro!
  2. alright, thanks thomas! and also for the lift out of the farms last sunday! haha
  3. Hi guys, Sorry if this is in the wrong section but does anyone have any lobang to do moving of tank, sump, cabinet and livestock and setting up of the set at an affordable price?
  4. sorry guys, i meant ah beng not iwarna in case it caused any confusion haha
  5. Yes bros, clams are the beauty of the tank man! if only i can have a full collection of all types of clams woooooo~~~
  6. hahaha! i thought you were speechless!
  7. just a little small addition to the tank after yesterday's trip to iwarna
  8. 48cm x 22cm x 22cm not as nice as yours la!!! i young boy see his tank also gena poison liao hahaha thanks! haha im sure they will when they see your love and passion for your tank just be a father that they will look up too and these will come naturally haha! sorry ah cos i using my cui handphone to take only. no pro camera or what will look into it! i agree too actually heh... thanks man! hope to see ur tank bloom!!
  9. thanks uncle mike for the encouragement and advise! hope to be a senior reefer like you in the years to come
  10. haha only got food then they extend leh nevertheless they are beautiful and bring value to the dark spots in my tank. thanks a lot to you bro
  11. haha compared to u got what gems sia! thanks thanks
  12. Hi guys, so I finally made up my mind to set up this thread after hesitating for quite awhile... I have always liked keeping fishes because of my dad who socialised me into it. He kept fishes while I was still young and although I wasn't so fascinated by them then, I gradually fell in love with them. As my dad grew older, he didn't have the time and energy to keep up with his hobby so it remained dormant for quite a while. So... I was the only one left to bring the spark back into this interest that he had and I went on to start a freshwater tank. 2ft became 3ft which eventually became a 5ft x 2.5ft x 2ft tank which I have now. Behind the scenes my dad would always be the one providing the vitamin M (money) while I provided the passion, energy and rashness of youth to get things done. We soon found a good equilibrium for this win-win situation and through this journey he taught me how to be wiser in making decisions and having better planning. I was enjoying FW so much as I liked how predatory the fishes were and always enjoyed watching them during feeding time. I loved to see them progress and grow huge and waited in anticipation that one day they might breed. There were many ups and downs of failing and wasting learning but at the end of the day I managed to learn a lot. So it was during the 2013 Aquarama that the whole marine side came on board. I went to the Aquarama with my dad and we were about to leave already when 2 small clownfishes on display caught my dad's attention and he wanted to keep them. He tried psychoing me to get them but I was reluctant as I knew that reefing is a whole new ball game altogether and I didn't have the knowledge nor the money to keep up with it. But he continue to plant thoughts into my head and went on to buy the small little Rainbow Farm tank that I am using till today. I am sorry to say the 2 clowns didn't make it but there, my journey into the salty side began Since I had no experience, knowledge and finance, I decided to be a minimalist, slowing adding one equipment after another. From just a tank and some unknown salt mix and a floating device (not sure what is it called), slowly to using better salt and running fans and a LED strip, then to dosing some supplements. I am surprised to say that though my tank crashed once because I went overseas, everything went well with the minimalist concept that I had. I was quite shocked to say that things actually could work out. Zoas had nice colours and multiplied and SPS had nice polyp extensions and grew till I have to frag one now. Growth might not be as fast as what people would expect but at least there was growth. Surprisingly clams made it as well and are looking good. All I used was 2 fans, strip full spectrum LED from C328, dose 2 Little Fishies two part mix and Brightwell's microbacter7 and liquid reef. But today, I have managed to upgrade to having a chiller and running par38s. So here are just some pictures to share
  13. have a megaman holder if u want. ctc me at 90934940
  14. oh nooooooo..... burning holes in my wallet!

  15. ah... i see. agar agar how much? u think your this tank set can just run a few par38s if dont use radion? haha
  16. last april only so chio already! well done!
  17. why isn't anyone supporting this! i think this is quite an interesting idea and can get the people on here together for some fun! the only thing i scared is there may be unhappiness about who bring what type of frag over etc. at first i thought bring and donate to the reef by gluing it there hahaha. Nevertheless still interesting and i hope to see this or something similar really happening!
  18. is it just my computer that cannot see the image? curious to see what it looks like!
  19. thanks bros for the help! will go home and snip them away. but since it is the base, i guess i have to frag into few branches already
  20. Hi, has anyone ever encountered coralline algae on their sps (base, tip or middle)? I currently am facing such a situation where the coralline algae is growing on the base of a birdnest. I'm not sure if it is spreading but I would like to know why this is happening, how it can be avoided and what should I do to help that birdnest now. Tried googling but not much returns :/ Here's a pic (sorry it's pretty bad as it's from my ipod):
  21. Hi all, looking to sell the above mentioned for $15. interested please contact me at 90934940. location in the west. thanks!
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