Nick Ang

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Ups $320! Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

As above , will add in all the parts that i have for it $350 Collection @ Yishun Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

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SSC frag $30, mother colony second pic Meteor shower cyphastrea $10 $15 Favia $10 each $10 Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

Ups! $350 nego Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

Selling as above, with diffuser and RMS mount arm PM me if interested Thanks ![emoji16] Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

The size of the frozen fish food Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

Hi guys , DIY my own frozen food and have some excess packet which I couldnt finish anytime soon. Anyone keen, wa me at 98563253 Thanks! Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

Its always nice to encounter challenge in this hobby , makes u fail but at the same time filling you up with knowledge and experience . Since I encounter flatworms attack in my reef tank, took the chance during this CB period to do a new scape for my tank as well to play safe to bleach my rockwork which will execute in the next few days to ensure that there arent any eggs were still in there. And as I find earlier stage of this restart, I didnt do well to play the color contrast of the corals and group quite similar colors together . Hence , i took out some rocks that i kept in storage for years out. Here is some of the progress And here is the final scape[emoji38] Took about 4 days to complete . Plenty time to do again and again till I like 🤪 Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

recently , noticed some of my sps wasnt doing well . Parameters was in check,and saw some creatures appears on my tank glass . Worst encounter for me so far , it was flatworms attack . Not really sure on the scientific names of it , but seems that it only attacks some specific sps corals, prostrata, milliepora and took some damage of one of my staghorn sps. Affected sps Quickly sourcing for remedy, I removed all my sps to dip with coral rx and inspected all the corals and to realise that there were still flatworms eggs ! Quickly brushed it off and and dip in new batch of coral rx again to be safe. Moving on , i treated the tank with salifert flatworm exit but didnt notice any flatworms floating on the water surface . Read from forums that its not a one time elimination for this pest , so every now and then Im monitoring all the sps , any signs of PE not opening , or coloration turning dull would have to bring it out to dip . And there might be eggs in some of my rockwork with cant really see from outside the tank . Aside from these, Im planning to dose flatworm exit again about an hour or so before my next round of water change. Overall , I had yet to lose any sps, some are recovering while some are not . Was really curious how it actually got it in my tank, when i dip all corals before putting it in . Its quite hectic to fight against it , as you always have to have stored rodi water to mix salt to refill . And if you do not pay enough attention and reacts fast enough , you may lose the coral. Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

Hi there , what i had for my sump design is to go by mechanical filtration first ( usually filter socks or wool),follow by biological filtration ( skimmer, medias etc) then chemical filtration ( nitrate, phosphate removal medias) then to return pumps . Aside from this , it is wise to know ur equipment dimensions and how much space you can maximize under ur cabinet. You can then sketch out each section with baffles of the sump to accommodate ur equipments . Here is my sump layout , hope you get a better idea [emoji16]

Thanks bro , some of the frags are from you [emoji16] Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

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Some SPS shots Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

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Some shots using Tg5 camera Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

As of now , the 2 ft tank just holding some encrusting frags Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

As of my 2 ft , till last month was keeping mainly rbta but due to bubble algae starting to grow quickly . I choose to remove out the rock to cure and to prevent it from spreading further . Hence I only manage to save few piece of rbta Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

Thank you , and its really fun keeping sps . Waiting for them to develop those colors seems amazing . Haha , do get it organized for our own safety . Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

Yeap , running 24/7 Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

Thanks Leon, always admire ur DIYs Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

Sump design , having spacious area to reach in to clean my skimmer , siphoning detritus from sump Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

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