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Bro! Racist lah you! haha...

If you get a small clown tang, should be okay lah, but do note that the clown tang is very difficult to keep...

in heaven as in or in heaven as in they are enjoying life?

doesn't the air pump in your QT splash out small droplets of water, forming salt crystal when they evaporate?

Achillies Tang easy to keep!! Haha.. kidding lah.. later confirm kana flame if i dun say kidding.. haha.. Kole Tang is easy to keep if you have alots of nori and algae for it to eat. But if you are a beginner, I would recommend Brown Tang and Sailfin Tang.

Haha.. bro, thats a bannerfish..

Just alittle info bro.. Anemones like to move around and kill themselves when they dun have enuff lighting.. Other than that.. Nice FOWLR you have! Very cute copperband, is it feeding?

I do agree that cleaner wrasse has a low survival rate in a home aquarium and I do agree that we should not buy them and leave them in the ocean, however I didn't realize that they actually didn't cure fishes of ich. Then how about fishes like the neon gobies and gold striped neon gobies? Do they also not cure the fishes of ich?

Sailfin is pacific or desjardini?

Cleaner Wrasses are not known to eat ich?? Quote from Saltwaterfish.com - "The Cleaner Wrasse is a Wrasse which serves as a cleaner for fish in the wild. These fish have markings that allow fish to know that they do not pose a threat, but have come to clean them of parasites." Link to quote - http://www.saltwaterfish.com/m-fish/Cleaner-Wrasse.html Correct me if I am wrong, but isn't ich a type of parasite?

Anyone using this method for cure of ICH?? How to do it?

I feed my fishes Hikari Mysis and Brine Shrimp.

Has anyone heard or seen a Guttatus Tang b4?? Not bad leh.. quite unique design..

lol... judges ask her not to come back.. haha..

hey bro c0ol.. nice tank you have.. could you pm me on the tank maker's contact and how you paid too? thanks..

Hey bro... is LT tang a Lieutenant Tang??

yea.. nice candy cane..!

err.. guys. dun think it's a goinio, although it looks like one.. it's a pipe organ coral. (Tubipora musica)

Aiyoh.. bro.. that is not a true perc lah! haha.. bro diablos, the more intense colored nemo is from bali, the other is from batam. usually LFS sell bali clowns for $3.. but i guess you got yourself a good deal.

Hahaha.. All the bros here will tell you "BECKETT!!" And all the sis here will tell you "H&S SKIMMER!!" Hahaha.. just kidding lah.. no connections between H&S Skimmer and sis at all.. haha.. Seriously, wad bro minsmarine say is only half true. Cuz if you sell me a 6" Beckett Skimmer for $10, See whether I buy or not!!!

aiyah, 7.5pt, 8pt.. same same lah.. heh heh.. come, time to see your 7.5 pointer...

sweet!

Happened in 1970?? Family members commit suicide without reason?? No one have enter since?? err... i think i ain't go no where..

ya lor.. chio meh?? my girlfriend prettier!!

It really all depends again on what type of corals you intend to keep. Zoos, Mushies, the small type of bubble coral.. might be able to SURVIVE in T5 NO. However, with T5 NO, you will not be able to keep these listed corals healthy and opened to their full potential - big bubble, goniopora, true octo, hammer, elegance, cynarina.. etc. Then again.. Most of the listed corals above are seldom kept in a 2x1x1.5ft tank.. Most reefers who keep these corals usually have 3ft or 4ft tank..