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If you want to do that you have to find a way to plug up the hole at the bottom of the skimmer cup haha Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

For B There’s the orange part which can be slotted into a hole in the cap of the top. Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

Hi bro, A is an outlet drain, so you don’t need to remove the cup to cleam skimmate, can open the cap to pour the dirt into a little cup to dispose of. B is an air intake valve, just leave it be. Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

Updates: RVDM: A: 3pp (Sold) B: 1.5pp 20 C: 2pp 25 BM: D: 3pp 20 E: 3pp 20 F: 2pp (Sold) G: 2pp (Sold) CA: H: 2pp 15 (Reserved) I: 2pp 15 Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

Updates on availability RVDM: A: 3pp (Reserved) B: 1.5pp 20 C: 2pp 25 BM: D: 3pp 20 E: 3pp 20 F: 2pp (Reserved) G: 2pp (Reserved) CA: H: 2pp 15 I: 2pp 15 WA me @9six75one506 Collection @53zero959 Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

BM: D: 3pp 20 E: 3pp 20 F: 2pp 15 G: 2pp 15 CA: H: 2pp 15 I: 2pp 15 WA me @9six75one506 Collection at @53zero959 Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

RVDM: A. 3pp 30 B. 1.5pp 20 C. 2pp 25

Sold! to a nice reefer. Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

Letting go at $40 Pickup @530959 WA me @967five1five06 Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

Pm sent Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

$10 Can assist with Asterina starfish outbreaks. It cleared my starfishes within a month! Self collect @530959 WA me @96751506 Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

Wow that’s a huge level of consumption. What size system do you have ? Has implementing the second skimmer to serve as a form of gas exchange increased the pH at the same level of a CO2 scrubber? Thanks again for the wonderful input [emoji106] I shall dive deeper and seek alternatives before implementing the CO2 scrubber! Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

Thank you for the valuable input! I have yet to perform a pH test. But I would assume it’s on the lower end of the spectrum since my alkalinity has been at the Relatively Low for the past month between 7.6dkh-7.9dkh in my nano tank. All of my zoas are looking good and popping heads, however they are growing at a relatively slow pace in comparison to my other system. Besides my biweekly water changes and daily feedings, there’s no other form of nutrient import into the system. And I’d much rather take a more hands off approach to maximise growth, hence I am looking at alternatives besides dosing. I’m guessing it’s time to get a pH meter haha to see if I have a pH problem! Is it possible for you to share the amount of soda lime you used, the rate it’s being expended and how it’s being implemented? Thanks for the help again! Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

Hi, I’m wondering if anyone here is currently running a CO2 scrubber. If so, how effective is it in increasing coral growth in your own experience? I’m very curious to try it! Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

The corals don’t look like their complaining [emoji106] Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

Any fellow reefer know of any shop in sg that holds this product? I searched a bunch of plumbing shops and LFSs, so far no luck. Thanks in advance! Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

Where did you manage to buy the return pump nozzle? I’ve been looking around my area, can’t seem to find haha Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

No problem! Close up on the copepods. Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

You can try putting some small rocks and crushed coral chips inside! Cos I actually have like a population of bristle worms, amphipods and copepods inside [emoji23] maybe drop some pellets once a month! Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

I also have a similar fuge setup. Honestly the flow going through is minimal because it uses an airpump to create air bubbles lifting a small amount of water through the tiny fuge. The chaeto’s growth for mine is stagnant. I currently just use it as a holding tank for sexy shrimp [emoji23] Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app