Otaku Reefer

u mean engage external service to help u do fragging for overgrown corals? Think most reefers DIY. if engage LFS or another person to do the fragging will make ur cost very high unless its friendship price. you can go youtube to learn how to frag, its not rocket science can DIY one [emoji23]. if you worry palytoxin all these, wear safety glass and gloves and most importantly wash hands after u done! hope it helps. Cheers! Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

Actually most reefers including me, want to save money in the beginning by buying inferior stuff, in the end upgrade waste more money. This hobby is better to plan ahead on in terms of livestock and equipment, know ur budget and know what you want, the only way is to be more patient and not rush into buying something, do more research. I would say this hobby is generally expensive, the equipment that makes life easier for u is not cheap. just take chiller for example, u wan save money for chiller, go buy fan, u initially tink u definitely can do the manual topup cos fan the evaporation can be crazy. But end of day with work and family commitment is not sustainable. Not expert here, just sharing my 2 cents, hope it helps. happy reefing! Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

Green zoas tentative reserved. Left FF digi. Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

5 polyp plus 1 rpe reserved! upz for forest fire and green zoas! Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

Managed to dig out another stable frag 5 polyp no ID plus 1 polyp RPE -$10 2 polyp appear closed due to touching, its same as the others no IDs Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

forest fire digi back for sale, green zoas available Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

last monti frag and forest fire reserved! Thanks all bro for support! upz for green zoas! Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

monti 1 frag reserved. upz for rest Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

leopard + RPE reserved Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

RPE -$10 leopard disco + small baby -$12 Forest Fire Digi -$10 Red Monti -$10 Green zoas -$10 Interested PM or watsapp 92three5three22three Self collection Admiralty. Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

Nanotank dosing will be easier to screw up just like me lol, water change should be suffice. Sometimes less is more! Just sharing, cheers! Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

Have to choose ur focus, just normal phone photography, not those pro DSLR techniques [emoji23]. probably digital cameras and DSLR will give nicer pics, u can go youtube and see the reef tank photography tutorial. Hope it helps Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

yes need filter, otherwise its all blue lol. light didnt adjust, its just blue light. There is few brands out there, i using the orphek filter SGD$35 from amazon. hope it helps Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

Tank thread still under archived status, so create new thread. Feeling bored on sunday night, doing some night photography with iphone and orphek Thanks for viewing! [emoji51] Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

this is one mean looking fish! upz for u Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

Maintenance day today, done some water test, Alk=7.5 phosphate= 0.049ppm only test these 2 as these two as my calcium and nitrate is relatively stable. Some FTS as long time never update my tank. Thanks for viewing! Happy reefing! Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

Here the photos, pardon the poor tank condition, i only got time to take care display haha...as u see currently QT corals, when i switch to QT fish will take out the corals and dose copper, den once finish, load carbon, water change and can QT invert/coral liao. Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

Yup red sea tank looks slick. But tanks like waterbox and CADE wont lose out to them. Dont think they are in SG yet, seems only red sea got distributor here. yes my QT has skimmer, no air pumps, it running return pump like a normal reef tank. hope it helps Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

My QT is my Nano tank 12 gallons, its my first tank and it failed miserably so i convert to QT hehe. its comes with rock sand skimmer chiller and ATO. i keep it running 24/7 like my main tank as i sometimes will buy fish and coral so there is immediately a ready QT for them. hope it helps. Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

hi bro, i just connect to toilet bidet, the water pressure from bidet is high enough to get good flow, there is also booster pump available which will reduce ur waste water. hope it helps. Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

Very detail and thoughtful process! this will no doubt increase your chance of success! Good job bro [emoji122] Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

i believe its kinda hard to answer this qn, as all tanks are different with respect to bioload and nutrient export. u will always see different opinions as reefers with very low bioload can see effects while those existing with high bioload probably dont see any. For me, i tried a few, red sea reef energy A and B, the old version, Acropower, seachem reef plus. I would say only acropower has an effect on acros. Cos i did mini expt, so i stop dosing for a while, my SSC become washed out color, the moment i restart i see colors coming back. for red sea reef A plus B, i tried didnt see any effect, but i bought the new version will give it a try sometime soon. you can also consider brightwell coral amino, BRS say its good so maybe can try! Happy reefing! Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

wow this morning wake up to something new! my chromis spawning and its spawning on a weird place....algae clip! Anyone chromis also spawn? got success raising chromis fry? Sounds like fun project incoming for phyto, rotifer! Still waiting for my clowns to spawn haiz.. Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

Nice setup! not 100% sure that the rock crab is reef safe. Probably when small is reef safe, once larger can pose a danger? better stick to tried and tested hermit crabs lol. u got add any biomedia? probably a good idea to add some bio media like bio balls or cubes in the ios compartments. but do remember to put in nettings or media basket for easy removal for maintenance next time. Happy reefing! Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

Ever wondered why John Deere leptastrea is called John Deere Leptastrea? Used to think is a John Deere who discovered the coral. Quick google shows John Deere is a company and take a look at their logo..BAM! Creative 100%. Name sounds atas also! [emoji23] Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app