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Nice! Wanted to trap my maroon clown as she keeps nibbling the smaller maroon. (too fast for my net.)

Thanks bro for sharing.

It's design to kill...

I usually order my filter socks from Taobao. Can't comment about the quality that Amazon has but Taobao's works for me.

Nice! Surprised to discover the information on page 5

When it turns white and becomes my next ornament...

They look like this...

Always a new discovery in our ocean.

At first look, the anemone looks like aiptasia to me.

Any reasons why you are looking for this specific species?

Thanks "SubzeroLT" and "patricklhc". Didn't know they have a nice name too.

It shouldn't be that hard when they are in pair most of the time. Mine did last time but I do not have a separate tank/ equipment to raise the fry.

Found this growing quite rapidly in my 4ft tank. Some growing on the rocks while a few big one (5mm long) are on my hammer coral. Looks like a harmless, filter feeder but are these pests and should get rid of it?

I used a small 8" fan and let it blow to the back of my chiller to displace the heat. Using an temperature sensor and controller (ebay) to turn on my fan when the surrounding reaches 35 degree Celsius and above.

Nice!! I will be making a trip down. Hope to get some discounted items.

My tank now has soft corals like a few mushrooms, anemone and a branch hammer. On SPS are just 2 small frags bought a few months before.

Hi, I am using MH (main lighting) and 02 actinic blue LED. My MH will usually provide 8hrs of light while my 2 LED will only provide supplement lighting before MH starts and end. BLUE (0800 - 1100)hrs (dawn) MH (1000 - 1800)hrs (day - 8hrs) BLUE (1700 - 2000)hrs (dusk) Based on calculation, it exceeded the "between 6-8hrs" lighting requirements. Mine starts from 0800 to 2000 (12hrs). I assumed that the blue light will cause less damaging effect to the tank (i.e: nuisance algae growth) hence, it should be alright. Is it too much?

I second that.

You may want to add a few turbo snails (depend on the size of your tank). They munch up those diatoms on the rocks pretty fast.

I wanted to pick some a few oysters from Sheng Siong last time but had dropped the idea. Not to cultivate pearl or for human consumption, but more for "LIVE" filtration in my sump tank. I guess they prefers algae diet than food waste..

May be true but you will end up spending more on getting replacement filters. It would be worth to consider a either a DI or RO/DI. I got this "ZeRO DI 3- DI 3 Stages" from madpetz and it works great.

amazing discovery...

If it hatched, survival rate may not be high as the hatchlings could become live food for the fishes and corals.

Nice setup you have.

Goldfishes... my first fresh water aquarium long time ago before changing to marine.