Harlequinmania

The TDS reading should only be use as a guage for tap water reading, it is useless in saltwater. Sent from my SM-N920I using Tapatalk

You mean the bottom? Look like tube worm Sent from my SM-N920I using Tapatalk

Bro you might want to upload the video to youtube as well so is easier to play . Sent from my SM-N920I using Tapatalk

DIY fr ?? Sent from my SM-N920I using Tapatalk

Iwarna Sent from my SM-N920I using Singapore Reef Club mobile app

Ah beng indo shipment Sent from my SM-N920I using Singapore Reef Club mobile app

More photos Sent from my SM-N920I using Singapore Reef Club mobile app

More photo Sent from my SM-N920I using Singapore Reef Club mobile app

Pinnacle shipment just landed this afternoon Sent from my SM-N920I using Singapore Reef Club mobile app

Thanks to all those who come and show support . I will privately send you guys the group photos

Jireh marine just updated that they have jelly fish, maybe you want to check with them again to confirm. Sent from my SM-N920I using Singapore Reef Club mobile app

Hopefully oz shipment here will not be affected Sent from my SM-N920I using Singapore Reef Club mobile app

Wow new triton tank in the making..

Sure

This is the inner sock ?

Sailfin tang and fox face is a good algae cleaner as well.

Good gesture !

Sharing a recent video taken by Qian hu team, thank for helping out as my video sucks.

Sorry correction, i mean i used to kept my KH at 10 not 11. Typo error. I am using the same CR media as you as well , and i guess water change with a high KH salt , tuning the CR and auto top up with kalkwasser helps. Most importantly i learn is the stability of the water parameter and prevent any major swung of the 3 parts especially KH.

Both have it's pro and cons.. Resin rock is light , cheaper and easier to scape but it does not serve as an additional biological filtration in the tank, where the aragonite rock does.

The T5 lighting is the cheapest, if got a bit more budget can consider using led and the shimmering effects will be nicer on a tank. Sent from my SM-N920I using Tapatalk

Sorry for my late reply on this.. Miss out the update and reply for awhile Yes , i manage to program the Apex email alert to alert me whenever the PH get out of range . What i did is monitor the Apex PH chart for my CR under normal daily working operation to get the lowest and highest PH value, which helps determine the " Normal running condition" of my CR . This would allow me to set the Highest and Lowest PH range level to alert me if it go out of range. i.e; PH getting too low - which could mean overdose of C02 and could result of spike in parameter or PH getting too High - to a level that is consistent with the tank PH value which mean the C02 tank is empty that need refill and look into before KH start dropping. Hopefully this will help me to achieve an overall more stable water parameter condition . I used to kept my tank KH at 11, as i am using timer to control the CR which precision control can be difficult , with this setting now i am aiming to bring down and maintain my KH level to 8 ~ 9 to see if there is any different to the corals.

For me I would go for cycling using NSW since it is much cheaper and faster to cycle the tank. After the cycling is completed, I would use Salt mix for a major water change since the parameters is better and easier to adjust upward before adding corals. Sent from my SM-N920I using Tapatalk

You can't, only non inverter unit can convert as drop in chiller, and you need to modfiy the electric wiring. Best is ask the chiller people to help u Sent from my SM-N920I using Tapatalk

Yap agreed with leon, I wouldn't take the risk as well. Sent from my SM-N920I using Tapatalk