Harlequinmania

As far as i know, maxspec is using the same technology from Solaris which used to be the pioneer in Aquarium LED lighting.. So the products should be of certain standard..

Carbon is not a MUST to have in your tank, but of course it is good to have as it will it help to removes odors, removes color, and makes aquarium water clear ect.. Try to place your clam as high as possible near to the light as it require strong lighting , whereas for anemones it require moderate flow and lighting and once it anchore into one spot just try not to move it anymore. However, do pay attention in getting one which is healthy, and if possible feed with market prawn once or twice a week.

Dear Reef Clubber, As request, please indicate your interest for the second round of offical SRC Polo T-Shirt order here for the second round of SRC Polo T-Shirt order; 1. Harlequin Mania , HC0302 / Black / L / 04 pcs 2. Harlequin Mania, HC0306 / Maroon / M / 01 pcs 3. Harlequin Mania, HC0308 / Royal / XL / 01 pcs 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. Price : S$ 20.00 / pcs ( Without the WWF contribution ) More information can be found here ; http://www.sgreefclub.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=85567 Closing date for the order is 12.03.2010, i hope to obtain the minimium of 10 pcs for the shirt to continue to enjoy the discount for the shirt for all. ** PS: Black with orange strip is the best color / combination so far with our logo, if you are not afriad of heat..

Dear Reef Clubber, For those who has not collect the SRC shirt, could you arrange to collect from me from one of the venue from either of these date ; 1) Wed 10.03.10 - ( 2pm~ 4pm @ Reef Depot ( Sim Ming ) 2) Friday 12.03.10 - ( 4 ~ 6 pm) @ Marine life ( West side) 3) Sat 13.03.10 ( 2 ~ 4 pm) @ Irwanna ( East side ) 4) Sun 14.03.10 ( 1 ~ 3pm) @ Coral Farm ( To be confirm ) If you are unable to travel to the place at the time, just drop me a PM or sms and i will make some arrangement for u to collect from the shop if i have left. I am trying my best to co-ordinate the delivery / collection as easy and quick as possible but it is not easy.. ** PS: for those staying in the West or near CCK, just let me know and maybe i can send to you if it not too far from where i work and stay.

Hi Jacky, Great ! Thanks for your help, since you are staying near to me ,it is easier to pass it to you for me as well. Will contact you to pass it to you these two day

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No worry, take your time. can transfer me another day or pass it to me when you get the shirt.

Sure, i will contact you guys on the collection arrangement.. Been back from oversea recently also, so need some time to sort this out .. For those whom has collected the shirt, hope you like it as much as i do..

i feel black is the nicest color so far, too bad i also opt for white previously .. Anyway, i maybe making another round of smaller order soon so for those whom is interested can make their interest here. The shirt will be available for collection today afternoon onward at the Tetra Fish show held at serangoon MASS booth . more details can be found here; http://www.sgreefclub.com/forum/index.php?...mp;#entry884280

Some photo of the shirt delivered today. Sorry for the blur pics, taken with my phone.

Good news !! Partial delivery of the shirt will be arriving to my office today, prehapes those going to the serangoon CC for the show can collect from me there or MASS members station there . I will update the detail here later.

Thanks jacky for the updated ..

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