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^ found out it’s a type of thalassoma wrasse (paddle fin wrasse) Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

Price reduced to $8, eats pellets, mysis and nori Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

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Doesn’t bother smaller fish but best for tanks without cleaner shrimp Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

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Selling a Suprem5 dosing tube holder for $8. Brand new. Pm me if interested, thanks! Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

Selling my wrasse (don’t know what type) for $10 to reduce bio load. Very difficult to take a clear photo as it never stops moving. Stable and is an extremely good eater. Quite a large size, 4-5 inches. If interested, pm me. Collection in hillview area. Thanks Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

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Don’t think mine are this type of flatworms. Image from google but this is the exact type, believe they are the harmful ones Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

Thanks all for the advice, need to buy more revive dip and will do that as soon as possible. No matter where the flatworms and flatworm eggs hide within the torch, will the dip be able to remove them? Or can dips only remove the ones on the outside of the coral? Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

Hi, i’ve made the mistake of not dipping one of the coral before putting it into my tank. Recently I’ve noticed 2 flatworms on one of my torches and it’s tentacles seem to be much shorter and less full than in previous weeks. Have since removed and exterminated the worms. Couple of questions: 1. Do flatworms feed on the tentacles of torch coral? 2. Should i perform a dip on that torch coral to eliminate flatworms, even though that is the only coral which seems to be affected, i’m sure the flatworms have already made themselves at home in other areas of my tank. Any advice would be appreciated, want to act fast before the condition of the torch becomes worse. Torch here has many short stub length tentacles, not sure if that’s caused by the flatworms. Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

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Selling a palm sized rock with 4 pieces of green hairy mushroom, as well as an extra red mushroom and a few polyps of green paly for $50. Pm me if you’re interested, thanks! Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

Rock is around palm size however seller just realized it also has a red mushroom and a few green paly polyps growing on it. Thus price updated to $50. Pm me if you’re interested Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

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