MarcoVan

huh? what you mean?

taobao. no need screw. just turn and twist on.

I'll try Petmart or Clementi 328 for them if pasir ris runs out of stock.

Forget the seachem stuff. Last I read was that they are useless in removing phos and nitrate. Go with rowaphos for removal of phosphate. Nitrate can b removed by water changes and less feeding

lol I pass it to you la. if you want tmr ill hang them by your door. whatsapp me your address. I only know its at depot road.

You want extra? I got some left over from my last tank. You can have them if you want foc (:

You can try Innovative Marine's reactor but it's currently out of stock and cost about $99usd before shipment.

ouch >< anyway bro, please monitor your kh and ca. your colonies tt big is gonna hurt your ca and kh levels.

Time to get an aquarium controller bro. One that has a kill switch that kills all buttons once temperature runs up to an unbearable high.

wow spaghetti party haha

that will be reef systems

I see alot of resemblance to Andrew's tank. very nice setup.

cause after 2359 tonight its 28-4-13. anyway $160 too low a bid to win. SSC is such a lovely coral under kakani's hands. I have not seen a nicer one till I saw his. So if you want to win this gem and this awesome awesome prata, put $500 as bid or standby during 2358 hrs to contest. gems like these hard to come by.

why not acrylic?

mame is ex man!

lol. frag it then can share liao haha

lol we were just talking abt you and this toy too hahahaha

frag frag frag!!

did you notice white sludge forming on surface after mixing?

I'm coming with my cutter muhahahaha. anyway I think tts a desalwii. doesnt look.like hyacinthas. hyacinthas more bushy with structure looking more upward trending. abit like mille. oh anyway I might b wrong. still pretty piece

I faced the same issue. just to clarify, how do you mix your salt with water? with water pump or air bubbles?

just off the skimmer for a day or two and do some water changes. it happens if you apply uncured epoxy.

In reefing and anything in life there's a saying. Good things happen slow; bad things very fast

very nice

Thank you bro for your correction. I too saw that stretch of biodiversity and was impressed by it. Sometimes you get jellyfishes. Nonetheless back to topic, it is not true as well that our waters cannot culture corals. Our waters are rich with microalgae and if want to, we can do it. However it might not yield the kind of colours we want because of the lack of light penetrating deep depths and with shipping routes criss-crossing all our water channels, it is hard to decide a good and safe culture ground. However I cannot not say that this area of marine expertise has been reviewed and taken note by our government and they are looking into areas where we can advance, create a market of sorts and expand our economy.