Copperband

Yup... But do not do a huge water change for ur tank..... Do it gradually.... Mix a hige amount of water ... replace a fetcher ful of ur tank per day.... and observe what happen

Its going to cost a bomb.... Freight is very very expensive...erm... I am now studying integrated logistics management.... and once we had a field trip to airport logistics park... Seen first hand that they were trained to handle live animals... tip given by them was to pack as minimal water as possible and alot of oxygen...bottomline if u worry about your corals/fish being mistreated is very slim.....hope this eases your fear abit,...

Bro.. really think u need to stock up on more corals

How much is item number 7

It Really depends on what you want to keep... If unsensitive creatures like soft coral you can get away with using natural seawater... But if u keeping animals such as SPS corals where you need to control the water parameter very strictly it is advisable to use synthetic seawater.. But there are instances of where people using natural seawater and having success of using natural seawater. Good luck

Thats a really high maintainence gift.....hahahhah.. joking.. cute baby...

Erm i thought if dyed the coral will be more expensive.... Is the colour very very striking ????? If it is then high chances it is dyed coral...

It can make its own food... But its always better to feed a little bit more to make it fatter

It is normal... My brain swallow what i feed my fishes.... Thats the beauty about corals.... They just eat anything that comes by their way....

perhaps Oscars , Giant Gars, BLack sucker fish... to clear out algae and gunk which is bound to build up on Fish only tank without plants....large amazon chichlids??? If u interested to add plants.... i think anubias nana plants and java fern will do fine ..... hope it helps

Wah kaox... the price super ex sia.... i got mine a year ago for $12 and its bigger than an outstretched palm

would have joined you guys.... but i am working at the 7 eleven in front of astro hotel there.....

Bro.. if u want to be on the safe side... just remove the sand and throw away... then wash the tank thoroughly with lurkewarm water.... not boiling ar...... just warm ..... my 2 cents...

Wow.... Bro.... can tell us the end results???

erm.. bro shootsimon.... the cheapest i got for crocea is $20... if we are talking about normal blue croceas... its not really worth it....you do the math...

Bro dumdum.. why not just take the shrimp out???

Hi anybody interested in swapping a 150watts metal halide ( pendant type) can attach to wall type.... Its actually a floodlight... but the bulb is 10,000k sylvania brand......used for a few months then disconnect...... i would like to change the above for a few coralline encrusted rocks.... or one really huge corraline encrusted rock......

Bro... how about a remora skimmer..... if i not wrong danano used it the last time he had a nano sps tank..... check it out from him...

Bro... perhaps increasing the waterflow towards the sffected area will help..... plus couple of water changes....????

sure thing bro..... keep on reefing.....how about some tank specs???

bro.. i highly doubt so... at least mine doesnt......

Bro... really nice tank.... love the stacking....the coral looks like a gonipora.....and the coral in Pic 3... the centre of the pic... its best if you put it on the sandbed...... because thats how they were found in nature

Bro Qxnviolent...it is possible to keep clams or even sps using T5.... provided that it is close to the surface..... and the bulbs are those reliable brands .......not those cheap cheap ones.......

Hi bro... perhaps you would like to tell us your water parameter and equipment specs...... i dont think the shrimp caused the death of ur squamosa.... i read somewhere shrimps are attracted to dying clams... so this means that the clam is already dying or stressed or weak then the shrimp came in..... if the clam is healthy it will be able to close its shells quickly and snap the shrimp into two.... perhaps the shrimp is a symbiotic shrimp that naturally is associated to clams just like acropora crab is associated to acropora corals...... hope this helps abit....btw.. condolences on ur croceas' passing on...

Sorry .. off topic.... but can anybody tell me where this "golden octopus" chop is???? thanks,..,,