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Can he get along with the other tangs? Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

Item reserved pending collection Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

For sale or for trade with zoa Redsea bottle A - 90% Redsea bottle B - 70$ Redsea bottle A - 5% Price: $10 for all Location: 650504 Expiry date: feb22 / 2024 Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

Lobo has been with me for 1+yr. The flesh receded for more thabmn 6months but still living. See who can cure it to back to gd health. Size 4" Color blue with red speckles Location: 650504 FOC Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

Red dragon looks awesome! Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

Thank Mahesh Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

Hey Mahesh, sure i was also looking at that product. But is it true the drop for nitrate is drastic? Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

Update! All 5 frags reserved. Will update those who PM earliest if current buyer backs out Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

Got total of 5 frags to let go. Each polyp ranging from 1 dollar size coin to 50cent coin sizes. Frags have been stable for 2 weeks. Price: $15 per frag Location : 650504 Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

Item currently reserved collection on Wednesday. Will update those who interested via PM if buyer backs out. Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

I got 10+head Bicolor candy cane to rehome. Price: $20 Location: 650504 Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

Item taken by reefer. Admins please close thread thank you Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

Ok bro, no worries. Any input is all good. Appreciate it [emoji3] Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

So by adding vodka, the red cyno will disappear? Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

Got a black sea cucumber for sale Size: 3inch long Color: black Price: $5 Location: 650504 Currently now in my sump tank Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

Wah damn fast Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

I heard many reefers experience an outbreak of red cyno after dosing Redsea NoxPox. Any way to eliminate this red Cyno? Will these red cyno cause harm and damage to corals? Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

Nice setup bro! Looks nifty to me. Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

Need help! Recently got a black ice snow flake clown from FnM. They are like tiny babies and have been staying near the tank surface. The other 2 tank mates haven't been aggressive to them but I'm really afraid they might get stuck on the gyre flow maker. Any experience reefers know what to do to make these guys swim lower and host my bubble coral? Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

I like to share my hardy tabling acro & blue dragon journey here. So far since I started this reefing journey, i tried many types of SPS and always failed. I guess partly due to my tank water parameters which I don't take care cause i like to feed my fish so much. Hahaha.. But i came across a tabling acro which i bought from S5 which had survived my tank crash and high nitrate and phosphate condition. I also got a blue dragon from a nice reefer for FOC which he also mentioned is damn hardy and survived his tank crash. So far this 2 SPS have been in my tank the longest. Recently my tank crashed (last month) and all my fish died. So i decided to go with my guts and keep only 2 fish and control my feeding pattern so that i keep SPS. Surprisingly, after my tank parameters improved, my blue dragon showed growth rate I've never seen before. My tabling acro also shows polyp extension well. Hopefully if all goes well, they'll grow into large colonies! [emoji3] Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

So an update today It's been 2 weeks since the introduction of the Brightwell No3 cubes. I didnt do any water changes to see if nitrate levels came down but sadly it wasnt drastic as what i had hoped. So past few days i have been doing nitrate test and phosphate test every 3 says. Nitrate has been steady at 25ppm using salifert test kit. I added additional 250ml if Brightwell No3 cubes to see if things will improve. Lets see how things goes. Will update in another 2 weeks to see how things goes. Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

Hi everyone! This my first post to kick start even though I've been a member for awhile now. So I've been struggling with high nitrate levels since the beginning of my reefing journey as I'm quite lazy for water changes and have always kept LPS and softies. But recently my school of fishes died after i cleaned out my sump which has sand bed and all sorts. After which i decided to go for more SPS corals since i got only 1 fish left (blue tang). My tank is 4 x 2 x 2.5ft so rescaping has been a pain but I'm always happy with how my fishes can swim freely. After 3 round of 30% water change using Redsea Coral Pro Salt. My nitrate is still between 25-50ppm as I'm using Salifert test kit. I read about use of the Brightwell block to cultivate and my bacteria but seems like its always out of stock. So i decided to try Brightwell NO3 cubes instead. I just got my hands on them today, will start it's soaking tonight and put them in tomorrow. Let hope for the best. Do let me know if you guys have used this product before and any tips and tricks you have. Appreciate it alot [emoji16] Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

Bro, if sale didnt go thru. I will take it Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

Damn, what a price that u bought bro Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

Thats not nice to sell items that is not compatible Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app