LoReNsIa

Sure bro! Let’s meet for coffee..

342.. haha.. near you.. Alan stay 400+ too.. we are all along Yishun Ring Road.. Lol..

oh! you stay in yishun as well?? no problem bro.. we can meet for coffee.. Alan is also staying in yishun, and we meet up very often though.

1. Yello Cateye Bubble(Hard to come by this color) - Skeleton is only 1.5" size, but open up to 5" size - $90 - SOLD

Sold

Hi Jidan, i've just place corals of their same family together, so that they will not sting each other. yes, my corals is from frag and grew to this size. for myself, i use art knife to remove them from frag plug and stick on to a nice rock that i have in my tank with super glue gel and allows them to grow looking naturally in my tank. i'm still learning. haha. still a newbie, as compared to many senior reefer in the forumn. Regards, Lorenzo

Took some shot of the normal Zoas in my tank... Red People Eater Paly... Purple Hornet Zoas..

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4. Orange and Green Center bubble Yuma with Green Rim - Aproximately $0.20 Size - $20 -

6. Purple Bubble with Yellow Tip - Aproximately $1 size - $36 - Reserved by **** 0671

Dear Brother and Sister, Making space for my corals as they are growing too big. Selling Quality and stable corals to my fellow reefers. 1. Yello Cateye Bubble(Hard to come by this color) - Skeleton is only 1.5" size, but open up to 5" size - $90 2. Red Acans Lord - More than 20 over heads. Opening too big that it is squeezing itself on to my glass. 1st pic under natural sunlight. - $160 3. Yellow and Green bubble Yuma with Light Blue Rim - Aproximately $1 size - $24 4. Orange and Green Center bubble Yuma with Green Rim - Aproximately $0.20 Size - $20 5. Rainbow Yuma - Purple Rim bubble , Green base with Orange and Red bubble - Aproximately 1" Size - $45 6. Purple Bubble with Yellow Tip - Aproximately $1 size - $36 7. Jade Green Yuma with Pink Mouth - Pic on left with Radion and right under natural sunlight - Aproximately Size $0.50 - $60 Interested please PM me. Collection place at Yishun. Welcome Reefer to view it at my place before commit. WYSIWYG. Thanks, Lorenzo Lee

Love your neat setup!

Happen to take some picture of my Sps before i step out of the house yesterday after. Glad to see that the color changing despite my heavy feeding on my soft corals.. Blue Stag - not much of growth, but color become very intense blue on the corallite. and the tip is showing that it's growing.. Tabling Acropora Tabling Acropora Tabling Acropora Tabling Acropora Tank is not ULNS, can't hold the pastel color. But luckily this 4 beautiful piece did not die on my hand.. hahaha..

Yes bro. hahaha. become doctor liao. I catch my French when he is eating, now he got traumatize and not eating.. sigh.. slowly making it back to eat.

Thanks bro..

no bro.. french is not reef safe.. can only pray that the angel will not disturb.

Setup a Quarantine Tank last night for my French Angel... Sad to say that it is down with Lympocitis Disease. Having Lumps on the fins... Luckily that i have manage to catch it during feeding time. I've use an Art Knife to slowly remove the extra Lump to prevent it spreading. Read online that Lympocitis will keep growing for 3-4weeks before dropping out from the fish body or fins. when it's out of the body, that's the most dangerous moment as the disease form the lump will spread to fishes with open wound and grow on their body to deteriorate the health of the fish. Baby French starts to swim normally in the QT tank. Almost killed my French Angel, as i place it on a dry tissue while removing the lump from it fins and body. Advice to reefer who wants to do this, is best to do in the water, but will be challenging as the fish get more active. Keeping my finger cross now. Hope that he will get well soon!

my Thanks Mikez!

i never hear about snail though. my flameback is around 2.2"

Hi Bro, Nice collection of rics! yes, this is the first time that i've kept an aggresive Flameback though.

mine is still reef safe at the moment. haha. the only problem is that he is way too terror against any fishes in my tank. very headache.