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^ +1. Sounds like an idea! Happy Reefing, Marc J.

Bro, your wrasse collection is growing eh! really nice! haha (: anyway care to shed some light on your rics too? (: Happy Reefing, Marc J.

Ups for you kenny! (: Nice bumping you around at LFS haha Happy Reefing, Marc J.

OH! hahaha I mean 3 red notes! PAISEH. Happy Reefing, Marc J.

I happened to notice that too. That one looked a bit listless. Seriously hope it's fine now. Saw both of them at 4am this morning. Happy Reefing, Marc J.

Alot of the above left? Happy Reefing, Marc J.

GO's selling his rics for 3 three notes each, regardless of colour and number of mouths. Happy Reefing, Marc J.

Agree to the above. Happy Reefing, Marc J.

hahahaha, you cannot contribute much? already did bro! You have quite some insane rics in your tank! grow them well and hopefully 1 year time I can trade my blue ones for your orange ones hoho Happy Reefing, Marc J.

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his tank is exceptional! cannot believe the colours he managed to achieve with simple GFO, 2 part and T5 lightings. Totally without carbon dosing etc. However, I notice that his tank has little fishes. Bro. Vlamingi, can you deal with that? I mean a small number of fishes (: Happy Reefing, Marc J.

Adding on: Pasar Malam Members' Threads Hope this's solved soon. God, life's boring without such sections in SRC! Happy Reefing, Marc J.

It's called Acrozoanthus sp. aka stick polyps. I saw a picture of it in my Eric Borneman's Aquarium Corals (: Happy Reefing, Marc J.

should be fine bro. Invest in Coral Rx. works wonders for stressed up corals I feel (: haha. Anyway, post some pics of the rics leh. I went down to GO and managed to get 2 so-so rics sighs. Happy Reefing, Marc J.

west side where? I also stay in the west. 1 street away from bro.sherman and couple of blocks away from creetin, norman19, dnspl and garyjg. hahaha Happy Reefing, Marc J.

Hmm, then do a water change bro. See if that helps to tune the oxidising potential of your tank up (: Ohh, haha, that's good luh. I love both and will wish to keep both but under metal halides lightings, it's hard especially for yumas to pinpoint a good location to grow them. Rics on the contrary, is put there and let it go pui pui. Strong lighting helps for rics, but for yumas, should be on the contrary (: Happy Reefing, Marc J.

check your pH? Anyway decided to post this here as that was bro. prec's MWTS thread. Not nice for myself to dilute it with chit-chats (: Hmm, Rics do well than yumas or yumas doing better than rics, given that they are in the same water conditions, I personally heard it many times. Hard for myself to explain a why to every situation cause they are indifferent. Only thing I can say for definite are the 3 factors I highlighted earlier. In fact, my yumas did better than my rics in my nano. Rics just melt and go but yumas bloated and stayed on until my nano crashed Hope this helps. Happy Reefing, Marc J.

To keep yumas, I believe 3 things, 1) Good water parameters 2) Good flow 3) No itchy hands Happy Reefing, Marc J.

no leh, i remember seeing $50 for it. haha, maybe wrong, someone can please confirm? Happy Reefing, Marc J.

nice rics! Happy Reefing, Marc J.

2 x 44 = $88! HUAT HUAT AH! :D Happy Reefing, Marc J.

^ +1 Oh hmm, sounds like a long photoperiod bro Perhaps next time for your new zoas, you can readjust your lightings to slowly acclimitise your new corals to your lighting regime? Afterall, everyone's tank is running on different lightings and lighting spectrum. So it can be possible that your zoas got the culture shock from your tank as such, they perish easily Just my 2 cents Heart for your losses bro! Happy Reefing, Marc J.

^ +1. Secondly, I believe aquanaut skimmers are running on the same pumps as these (: Happy Reefing, Marc J.

Yeah, Not to mention performance efficient (: Oh seen before. Imo, not that big either. Sorry. I am looking for HUGE cup! Imagine my cup can be full in 2 days and leaking skimmate back to the tank on the 2.5 days Happy Reefing, Marc J.

Send it to a laboratory? Happy Reefing, Marc J.