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The brass adapter is for you rtap. There should be a inner ring under the tap sprout that you can take out to fit that in i guess. My DI have a bypass valve on that part so that I can choose to pass water throught tap/DI.

See http://www.marinedepot.com/md_viewItem.asp?idproduct=AM1113 for more info. Letting go because I got a ORP controller for my ozone.

As above. Batteries not include. Collection at SengKang ReiverVale Crescent. PM me if interested.

Basically its a pump that can feed small volume of water over high head and can run dry. From a website: Aqua Lifter This unique one-of-a-kind vacuum pump is designed to lift water with its diaphragm and flappers. There are many applications for this pump: drip system for reptile terrariums, watering device for chameleons and small frogs, circulating pump, water falls and dosing pumps for reef additives. For example usage see http://melevsreef.com/archives/2005_08_01_archive.html

hi, I keep seeing the aqualifter pump mentioon on RC as a good pump for water top up and feeding CR or denitrator. Today I finally found it in singapore. However it only comes with an "aqua arch". Found it at pet mart. At its heart is a vaccum pump (the air pump looking thing) that do not need to be primed and can run dry and work against high head (?). Use only 3.4W

I would want to know so that I WILL not spend a single cent at that shop again.

Can consider a tunze Osmolator instead. Expensive but very accurate, reliable and safe. See http://www.reefdepot.com.sg

BTW you would want to rinse the carbon to remove fine carbon dust.

1 x Yellow 1 x Indian Ocean Mimic yus75, How big is your tank? Who has >9 tangs?

hi, Should have no problem. I have a royal gamma with 2 cleaner shrimps, 2 peppermint shrimps and 3 venus shrimps. The 3 venus shrimps (very small ones) came in after the RG

hi, I have notice many plans for auto top using float switchs and a DC/AC relay in the forum. I just found that our sponsor Reef Depot has the tunze metering pump available (see product). This pump works with 9V/12V DC so all you need now is just the float switch/es and a AC/DC adaptor. No high voltage AC involved definately safer for Reefers. I have a Tunze Osmolator so I can say that the pump is effective for moving small volume of water over high head. The pump can work with 9V. 12V will give it higher head. Hope this information is useful to fellow reefers. BTW do anyone know of other similar cheap DC pumps around?

Can I also know collection where?

hi, Since getting an auto top-up with kalk dispenser I want to increase my evapouration rate a bit to reduce the need to dose Ca/Alk manually. So I installed a DIY DC fan today. It is placed in my sump blowing on the surface of water that runs across the top of the refugium section. The problem there seem to be a lot of salt spray around the area now. Do other reefers uing fan face this problem? Any way to reduce it?

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I bought 9W clip on PL lights at DIY store at basement of compass point for $8.80 each

Ah Beng Shop: Saw some rainford goby in plastic bags in a styro box. Iwarna: True Percs, Sunrise and orchid dottybacks and Purple Tangs (L?)

On my 4x2x2 I run it on ORP meter about 8 hrs at night. It increase my ORP only by a bit. from low 200 to now mid 200 mV.

Don't you need your CO2 for the new CR too?

hi, Had mine for 5 months already. It does eat hair algae. Did not feed it specially, it just do its work quietly..

hi, Can I view the rics to decide if I want them? If its ok can PM me your contacts and a suitable time to view.

hi, how much did you get the temperature controller for? Did you get it at juntech?

hi, Saw this TOM Aqua Lifter mentioned several times in RC. Seems like a cheap alternative for top up and dosing pumps. Any one know if this is sold in Singapore any where?

Just came back from LCK110. They have very small YT < 2in

hi nice tank bro! I would suggest you leave the back bare. After a while coraline algae will grow over and it should be less visible. You puting any sand?

I turn off the return pump and drain out water into a coral life salt pail and replace with water from another coral life salt pail. The salt is premix at least 24hr in advance circulated using a M820. Mixing for a while ensure that all the chemical reactions in the dissolution can complete and the water will be more "stable"