beebeefl

Bro u dun anyhow accuse me ok i got it from friends too

hurry? before they disappear

eat your algae away and nice

clearing some nice ALGAE AND DIATOME EATING abalone (REEF SAFE) refer to pic each letting go at $10 fixed kindly contact 9688-1063 to reserve FCFS

this bro here likes to assume things like howmuch you buy where you buy from how much you sell i dun like the price u sell. well we dun know each other, but bcos he is too judgemental, i have bcome the bad person. i am just selling things i own. anyway search yr own thread bro weesy , u have been selling things that you own too even non marine stuff etc. and u know what I DUN LIKE YOUR STYLE TOO WELL I DO NOT HAVE the luxury of free time like you bro weesy (educated guy) until he can post his and my sms here, bcos i need to work on weekends to bring food to the table and have better things to do altogether.cheers. well this small tiff has reminded me that we are still human. GOD BLESS YOU AND i FORGIVE U.

WELL DESPITE YOUR COMMENTS AND DISLKES TANK SOLD MOD PLEASE CLOSE THREAD. ANY POSTING BEYOND HERE IS DEEM AS FOOLISH AND CHILDISH MINDSET

weesy74 if you are not happy come out and talk TROUBLEMAKER

typical...

hey guys why all of you like to Compromise other people's sale

is indeed a very nice tank. with some modification ... this tank looks like semi high tech gadget

collection Toa Payoh Interchange contact me 96881063 to reserve Food: Abalone eat marine algae. The adults feed on loose pieces drifting with the surge or current. Large brown algae such as giant kelp, bull kelp, feather boa kelp and elk kelp are preferred, although most others may be eaten at various times. Abalone tend to stay in one location waiting for food to drift by. However, they will move daily, seasonally or when food becomes scarce for a long period. The color banding on many abalone shells is due to changes in the types of algae eaten. Juvenile abalone graze on rock encrusting coralline algae and on diatom and bacterial films. As they grow they increasingly rely on drift algae. Age and Growth: Determining the age of an individual abalone is difficult. Unlike the hard parts of some animals, abalone shells have no marks or bands suitable for assigning age. However, juvenile abalone in aquariums grow an inch or more per year for the first two years. Tagging studies have provided estimates of age for larger abalone in the wild. Red abalone are mature at 1.5 to 2 inches when growth begins to slow with age. For instance, a seven inch red abalone may be 7-10 years old, while one only 3/4 of an inch longer may be 15 years or older.

selling $100 nett interested pls contact 96881063 thks

Who is the proud new owner?