shoelevy

Guys, please give it a rest and just let the sale continue peacefully

thanks for the advice hermit and volitan but fortunately, its been reserved...heng ah....no need to eat it myself! if collector back out...then ask mum to cook

you didn't find kh from petmart? ocean planet is at oxford road number is 97812633

free lancefish! lelong! no one interested?!

just curious, how big is your beckett? as for offing and oning again, i never got the details of kicking in right but from what i gather from a guy who described the process to me before, basically when the skimmer is new, there's oil on it and the oil hinders skimming. kicking in process refers to the skimmer taking its time to rid the oil after the oil is gone, there's no more kicking in to talk about in other words, after waiting for the skimmer to foam now, you don't have to wait as long the next time you off it

from the pic, it should be correct to be sure, go to shops and check out resun FR, FBF500

Sorry for the late reply AT, I'd like to add another shirt, 10) shoelevy - 1xM (White design 1) & 1xM (Black Design 2) If its too much of a trouble then 1xM (Black Design 2) will be fine. thanks!

wait a few days more perhaps its still kicking in. foam in neck looks good IMO

heard dwarf hermits superb in diatom control. sea cuke beware of it nuking your tank

lawson, most people would advice you against tap water treatment of liverocks...i wouldn't disagree with them...but its not what i practise i practise freshwater treatment on my liverocks (i don't think my LR are cured, $8/kg only) these are the steps i take: 1) use a strong jet of tap water and blast the liverock holes....then you'll see crabs and some dead sponges falling off 2) leave rocks to stand for 5mins...in the absence of saltwater, some nasty things will fall off... 3) soak rocks for 5mins just to be sure for my liverocks, using these methods has sure allowed me to get rid of at least a handful of crabs about the rocks becoming dead...well, i personally don't like the idea of skipping freshwater treatment, then in the future having to worry about and trying to catch crabs, unwanted snails etc etc as for good bacteria, i try to minimise loss by keeping the treatment short...the steps above take at most 15mins also, during the cycling period, the bacteria will come back so isn't much of a concern as for smell, well...cycling will also have smell...trust me so that's my practise...not in anyway to flame others, but just another side of freshwater treatment for you to think about

LIP, for this hobby, patience is key, passion is enforced, headache is common, heartache more common, wallet never been more empty but like muarchee said 1) DON't Expect to get GOOD stuff IF YOU AIN"T WILLING TO PAY and, IMO, don't expect to go far if you don't have good equipment 2)Patience is very important...many newbies have a chionging spirit...everything wanna try...unfortunately, no single tank can provide for the needs of ALL marine creatures, some are reef-safe some are not, some are aggressive some are timid, not everything can be put together...compatibility is an issue simply put, ITS VERY IMPORTANT TO READ UP before making a decision on anything. Can't find what you want on internet or books, then ASK. And , don't ask then don't listen (sth which i must admit i've been guilty of and regret many times) 3) Make friends with senior reefers...MY GOODNESS...their knowledge is simply fantastic. Just hang out with them, talk, drink coffee...and slowly you will pick up tonnes of stuff from them. Trouble is, will you have this opportunity? 4) Lastly is Responsibility. You buy something, jolly well take good care of it. Even if it dies(touch wood) , your conscience is clear. DOn't be like so many freshwater fish keepers, buy a fish, throw in tank, don't care if it lives or dies, even if the fish swims upside down, don't bother to treat its problems To sum up, Remember Patience and Responsibility...2 virtues which i think are very important

yes it is peaceful but not to mention price tag

bro dersuz, u got use such a system?aquatim live plankton good enough as starter? how's the results? do you dose constantly or its more of harvest out as and when you need? bro fuel: when you say its costly, do you mean initial cost of purchase or the cost of maintaining it such as co2 etc etc?

hi bro nice meeting you the other time! this man here is one of pioneers in the hobby with 10yrs experience...respect! i got it 2nd hand from vinceire(the guy with the cardinal tetra as his avatar) you can get it from reefdepot try contacting shawncel for more info, i got most of my info from him. cheers acid:sorry but that price is special for me...and if there's any left, i would have gotten them

there's a thread about isopod on sailfin tang quite recent...check it out

giving free! just pm me if interested!

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hi guys stumbled across this http://www.aqua-medic.com/products/plankto...htreactor.shtml can anyone share experience of using or give recommendation over whether should use or should not use?

hey, we're getting VERY from epoxy, to looks, now even talking about people's stature?! let's not stray far from the title:"REVIEW of aquapharm epoxy" this is not review of shop owner alittle joke before was ok but getting abit too far. from here on, lets just stick to inputs about the epoxy and nothing else

i on my UV 2hrs before lights on and shortly after lights off...a total of 10hrs i use UV mainly in battle against floating stage of ich...which is more active in searching for a host with light...so at night, i find no pt on-ing my UV. also, at night i dose live plankton, which i do not want to kill with UV on, so UV has to be off at night. also, i try my best to maintain water quality and keep a healthy diet for my fish, varying what they eat occassionally with garlic supplements..in other words, the fishes are healthy enough themselves and UV is only a 2ndary measure against ich as for turning on and off UV is very troublesome, just use a timer that's how i use my UV

i would think the story is fictatious...don't believe a singapore guy will act like that in the public bus in chapter one..well...perhaps i haven't met such a person yet

Florida rics...FINALLY! all 5cents big...some might say shape not nice but price...swee...less than $20/-...

Hammer think its scientifically called euphyllia ancora?

some new additions Green plate. Normal type...not pink tip purple tip

oh yeah that's right hermit i think gonio species doesn't do well with becketts around right? not sure if i'm right but they are high nutrient water species