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Assorted Zoas for Sale: Kedd Reds (5/6 polyps $25) Utter Chaos (1 polyp $10, limited frags avail) BBEB ( 2 polyps $50, 4 polyps $80, limited frags avail) Fruit Loops (3 polyps $20, 5 polyps $35) Butt Munchers (big frags, from 5/6 polyps onwards.. 4 big polyps + 2 baby polyps $100, 3-4 frags available only) Devils Armor (2 polyps $40, 3 polyps $55, 8 polyps $120) <- only 3 frags avail Sunny Delight (4 polyps $30, 5 polyps $40, many frags avail) Yellow Skirt Eagle Eye (5 polyps $15, many frags avail) Nuclear Green (5 polyps $20, left with 2 frags) Fairy Dust/Mohawk Zoas (each frag $10-$15, can throw in as FOC if u purchase more) African Blue Steel Zoas (2 polyps $15, 4 polyps $25) Vampire in Drag (1 polyp $10) Yuma (single specimen) on rock $50 Yuma (2 adult specimens, 2 baby specimens) on rock, $100 Purple/Green Yuma $100 All frags are WYSIWYG, no photo editing done, all photos taken with DD Yellow Lens filter, with iPhone 7. Collection at Punggol, Please WA me at Nine026208Six, as I dont login regularly to check PM.. Thanks!

Would suggest u go for 2x radions xr30, and if you want, can add a xr15 in the middle... My tank is 3.5ft, using 2x radions xr30 currently... Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

Scrap and siphon it off... Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

Im using Marine Pure 8inch blocks currently, and they serve me well... would suggest you to try Marine Pure or Maxspect balls... Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

Amazing quality corals!! Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

Might be a case of fishes/cuc transport sand onto the mushroom/ric then it got irritated? Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

Yups, getting a radion xr30 would be perfect. Can add on a diffuser too.... If u have the spare budget, can get 2 sets, for even better spread.... Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

Can try to contact The Fish Channel. Quite experienced too... Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

My blue eyed anthias ate TDO C1 pellets readily... when i bought them they werent feeding on pellets.... point to note, anthias have very small mouths, so they need very small pellets... C1 size is the smallest available pellet size i think Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

Do they feed on pellets readily? Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

Would suggest that you do your research, make a list, and comparisons before making your purchases. Some retailers are priced more competitively than others.. Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

Mine drops off from the spines by itself.. [emoji23] Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app