Harlequinmania
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There is another brand called reef plus from china, you should be able to find it in clementi 328 or yishun fish shop. The cheapest i think ..
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FAMILY - Blenniidae SCIENTIFIC NAME - Exallias Brevis COMMON NAME - Leopard Blenny (Honeycomb Blenny) SIZE - 5.7" (14.5 cm) RANGE - Indo Pacific MIN. AQUARIUM SIZE - 55 US Gal. (208 L) FOODS AND FEEDING - Frozen preparations for herbivores, mysid shrimp, vitamin enriched brine shrimp Feed 3 times a day. AQUARIUM SUITABILITY - 4 REEF COMPATIBILITY - Feeds on small polyped stony corals CAPTIVE CARE - May not feed in captivity, Feeds mostly on small polyped stony coral polyps, will defend it's food source from tankmates, and members of its own species. ** Information extracted from livingreefs.com© www.sgreefclub.com
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Family - Pomacentridae Scientific Name - Chromis Viridis Common Name - Blue Green Chromis Size - 3.5" ( 9 cm) Range - Indo Pacific Min. Aquarium Size - 55 US Gal. ( 208 L) Foods and Feeding - Feed a varied diet, fresh, frozen, live, marine fare for Carnivores, Herbivores, and Omnivores. Feed min. 2 times a day Aquarium Suitability - 8 Reef Compatibility - Excellent Captive Care - Keep in groups of odd numbers 5+, single specimens tend to be harrased by tankmates and do not fare as well as a small or large group, Aggression of the dominant specimen will be subdued in a group rather than just a couple specimens, Chromis tend to occupy the upper open water of a captive system and this is a plus for more recluse tankmates, in order to maintain the vibrant coloration offer enriched foods . Will readily acclimate to captivity, keep with less aggressive tankmates, provide adequate swimming space, and feed a varied enriched diet. (Lacks the black at the inner base of the pectoral fins as does the Blackaxll chromis) ** Information extracted from livingreefs.com© www.sgreefclub.com
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WTG : 3 X 2 X 2.5 tank with cabinet
Harlequinmania replied to Harlequinmania's topic in Sell off/Pasar Malam Shop
Tank still up to give away. Do note that the main tank is heavy and do required 2 or more person to carry it. Or better still ask a profressional tank transport company i.e ; SG Bros to deliever the tank for you since you will also need to dismanted the piping on the tank as well before removal . Forget to mention eariler that the front 3 sided of the glass is Crystal glass. FCFS basis.. -
Over the next century recruitment of new corals could drop by 73 percent, as rising carbon dioxide levels turn the oceans more acidic. New research findings reveal a new danger to the already threatened Caribbean and Florida reef Elkhorn corals. View the full article
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Over the next century recruitment of new corals could drop by 73 percent, as rising carbon dioxide levels turn the oceans more acidic. New research findings reveal a new danger to the already threatened Caribbean and Florida reef Elkhorn corals. View the full article
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Marine scientists have found that toxin-producing algae once thought to be limited to coastal waters are also common in the open ocean, where the addition of iron from natural or artificial sources can stimulate rapid growth of the harmful algae. View the full article
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Marine scientists have found that toxin-producing algae once thought to be limited to coastal waters are also common in the open ocean, where the addition of iron from natural or artificial sources can stimulate rapid growth of the harmful algae. View the full article
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A new study shows how an amphibious fish stays alive for up to two months on land. It's all in the skin. View the full article
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A new study shows how an amphibious fish stays alive for up to two months on land. It's all in the skin. View the full article
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+1 Agreed, keeping a sucessful Seahorse tank need alot of hardwork , research and patient .
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Nice fish bro !! So you bought those from LCK last shipment ? Did it fight with your other clowns like Percula or Black clowns ?
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FAMILY - Godidae SCIENTIFIC NAME - Valenclennae Helsdingeni COMMON NAME - Twostripe Sleeper Goby SIZE - 6.3" (16 cm) RANGE - Indo West Pacific MIN. AQUARIUM SIZE - 55 US Gal. (208 L) FOODS AND FEEDING - Difficult to feed, varied diet of meaty foods, small crustaceans, vitamin enriched live and frozen brine shrimp, mysid shrimp, live black worms, prepared marine fare for carnivores AQUARIUM SUITABILITY - 4 REEF COMPATIBILITY - Will eat bristleworms, desirable infaunal invertebrates in live sand CAPTIVE CARE - Will stir substrate in reef systems, usually do not get enough to eat and starve to death, Keep in a tank with live sand and a well established refugium, feed well, deworming may help, will show aggression towards other sleeper gobies, keep only one or a male female pair. ** Infomation extracted from livingreefs.com© www.sgreefclub.com
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FAMILY - Godidae SCIENTIFIC NAME - Gobiosoma Oceanops COMMON NAME - Neon Goby SIZE - 2" ( 5 cm) RANGE - Tropical Eastern Atlantic MIN. AQUARIUM SIZE - 10 US Gal. ( 38 L) FOODS AND FEEDING - Varied diet for marine carnivores, frozen, live, or finely chopped, feed min. 1 time a day in reef tanks and 2 times a day in others AQUARIUM SUITABILITY - 8 REEF COMPATIBILITY - excellent CAPTIVE CARE - This is a cleaner species which is an asset to all systems, provide plenty of hiding places, will help control parasites, viruses, and some diseases, Will fight with members of its own kind, keep only one in smaller tanks, or a male female pair, has spawned in captivity. ** Infomation extracted from livingreefs.com© www.sgreefclub.com
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FAMILY - Godidae SCIENTIFIC NAME - Valenclennea Limicola COMMON NAME - Muddy Sleeper Goby SIZE - 2.8" ( 7 cm) RANGE - Indo West Pacific MIN. AQUARIUM SIZE - 55 US Gal. (208 L) FOODS AND FEEDING - Difficult to feed, varied diet of meaty foods, small crustaceans, vitamin enriched live and frozen brine shrimp, mysid shrimp, live black worms, prepared marine fare for carnivores AQUARIUM SUITABILITY - 6 REEF COMPATIBILITY - Will eat bristleworms, desirable infaunal invertebrates in live sand CAPTIVE CARE - Will stir substrate in reef systems, usually do not get enough to eat and starve to death, Keep in a tank with live sand and a well established refugium, feed well, deworming may help, will show aggression towards other sleeper gobies, keep only one or a male female pair. ** Infomation extracted from livingreefs.com© www.sgreefclub.com
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WTG : 3 X 2 X 2.5 tank with cabinet
Harlequinmania replied to Harlequinmania's topic in Sell off/Pasar Malam Shop
Tank reserved for collection tomorrow. -
Max length: 15.7 inch Range: western Atlamtic Min aquarium size: 135 gal Foods and feeds: meaty foods. Aquarium suitability: 4© www.sgreefclub.com
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FAMILY - Cyprinodontiformes SCIENTIFIC NAME - Pseudochromis Sankeyi COMMON NAME - Shankey's Dottyback SIZE - 3.1" (8 cm) RANGE - Southern Red Sea to the Gulf of Aden MIN. AQUARIUM SIZE - 20 US Gal. (76 L) FOODS AND FEEDING - Varied marine live, fresh, or frozen diet for carnivores. Feed daily AQUARIUM SUITABILITY - 10 REEF COMPATIBILITY - Excellent CAPTIVE CARE - Not extremely aggressive, can be kept in small groups in a larger system provided lots of hiding places are provided, if more than one is housed in same tank introduce all at same time, Known to eat smaller bristleworms in systems with live rock, may jump from open top tanks. ** Infomation extracted from livingreefs.com© www.sgreefclub.com
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FAMILY - Cyprinodontiformes SCIENTIFIC NAME - Ogilbyina Novaehollandia COMMON NAME - Australian Dottyback SIZE - 3.9" (10 cm) RANGE - Southern Great Barrier Reef MIN. AQUARIUM SIZE - 30 US Gal (114 L) FOODS AND FEEDING - varied diet of marien meaty fare live and frozen, fish chopped up, crustacean flesh, mysid shrimp, feed daily AQUARIUM SUITABILITY - 10 REEF COMPATIBILITY - Will eat smaller docile tankmates, crustaceans, bristleworms, small mantis shrimps CAPTIVE CARE - Will attack most anything that enters its domain, do not house with docile species or other dottybacks, with caution can be kept with squirrelfishes, soldierfishes, larger angelfishes, hawkfishes, surgeonfishes, triggerfishes, Keep only one per tank ** Infomation extracted from livingreefs.com© www.sgreefclub.com
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FAMILY - Cyprinodontiformes SCIENTIFIC NAME - Pseudochromis Aldabraensis COMMON NAME - Arabian Bluelined Dottyback SIZE - 3.3" (8.5 cm) RANGE - Arabian Gulf to Sri Lanka MIN. AQUARIUM SIZE - 20 US Gal (76 L) FOODS AND FEEDING - Varied Marie live or frozen fare for carnivores, chopped fish, squid, crustacean flesh, mysid shrimp, feed daily AQUARIUM SUITABILITY - 10 REEF COMPATIBILITY - Will eat small tubeworms and ornamental shrimps CAPTIVE CARE - Keep in a moderately aggressive community tank, May be a threat to many cohabitants, May damage tankmates of smaller or equal size, Best kept with larger and more aggressive species (Large angelfishes, surgeonfishes, large damselfishes, hawkfishes, Will feed heavily on fireworms (including ones too large to swallow whole), Keep only one per tank. ** Infomation extracted from livingreefs.com© www.sgreefclub.com
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WTG : 3 X 2 X 2.5 tank with cabinet
Harlequinmania replied to Harlequinmania's topic in Sell off/Pasar Malam Shop
There is some slight sketches on the main tank, but overall no leaking. -
Hi, Giving away this 3 X 2 X 2.5 tank with cabinet ( Light brown color) , main tank, sump tank and piping that came along with it. Tank is already decomm and cleared. Person who want this should arrange for own transportation to pick up the tank from my office at 18 boon lay way, trade hub 21( Near to IMM Building ) Priority will be given to newbie on FCFS basis. Interested pls PM me. thanks
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You can also consider housing it with one of your friend here you know ? Or some of the LFS here does offer such services of housing your LS as well .
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Swissguard / Peppermint Basslet ( Liopropoma Rubre)
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Max length: 3.1 inch Range: Tropical Western Atlantic Foods & Feeding: Meaty foods. Reef safe and a great reef tank resident. May eat smaller ornamental crustaceans. Captive care: Difficult to approach and capture in the wild, this handsome species is not commonly available; thus commands a high price. Should be housed with non aggressive species. More than one can be kept in the same aquarium, if the tank is large enough, but the dominant fish may intimidate and behave aggressively toward the subordinate. ** Photo extracted from Ultimatereef.com© www.sgreefclub.com
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Is the leaking is from your new tank ?... i used to soak my old tank in freshwater and after a few day, the coraline algae on the glass will drop off easily. If you need my blue tub again to hold your Live stocks just let me know.