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Not too sure about the quality of those fishes (i dont like the mix of colors) u might want to check out http://www1.ocn.ne.jp/~totoro01/

If its only fishes u want.. go for berlin style filter setup For 2ft tank .. ORCA protein skimmer + 7-10kg of liverock + good circulation is good enough probably cheaper than buying canister filter... thats how i started .. works well get a overflow tank + sump if u intend to convert to reef tank in future.

Alveopora Gigas .. common name: Branching Flower Pot Coral doing great in my tank for 4 months so far doesnt like strong current

anakjoh: em.. im not sure about the birth cycle of featherduster ive seen mine producing milky stuff .. what happened next i dont know... the next thing i remember ive many tiny featherduster newdamsel: u bet! ive seen really big one clawing across my tank

well it dissovled already. hoping that most larvae managed to get to worm-hood.

And so Dr Ron has replied.. "I'll bet you probably want me to tell you, too. It is the egg mass of a tube-dwelling polychaete or "bristle" worm. The jelly will dissolve in a day or two releasing a lot of small larvae into the water of your tank. Generally, such larvae get eaten by corals and other zooplankton predators. Some may survive to help maintain the population of the worms." Great .. this is the 2nd time this thing happened actually didnt have a cam on the 1st occurrence

Ahhh.. where is this place can someone plz PM me?

hehe yea .. will post on RC on monday i think the good doc is on leave today.

How heavy is the NO3 reading? the last time i tested my tap water for only 1-2ppm of NO3 which isnt that bad IMO neither do i have RO/DI

Em.. doesnt move on its own .. it sways in direction current is bringing it will turn off powerhead and see... cant seems to locate head/eyes..etc scale it to other stuff in the tank shown in the pic its sitting on the sand .. middle in the pic thats how big it is

hm... its still there .. not eaten 'yet' Ive 3 fishes in that small tank .. none of them have shown interest in it

I hope i get it identified b 4 my urchin claws over it!!

another pic

Something new appeared in my tank this morning.. It looks fragile and jelly-like. Inside the dome shaped jelly holds many tiny thingy that looks like brineshrimp eggs. Any idea what that is?

Cool! Ok pacificbetta.. u've PM

I think Ah teck is refering to Instant Algae.

count me in

does it come with free gift & book voucher during this holiday season? wolfie: i think u've to get an account on .Net PassPort to pay Phang

Speaking of filters that are "IN" , anyone gonna start havesting xenia for nutrient export?

oh yea.. bioball is so a no no whats wrong with ur fashion logic? DSB + Mud filter is the way to go ok j/k

em.. yep i got it from there but what about Mineral Mud from CaribSea http://www.carib-sea.com/m2.JPG

Any place where i can get Mineral Mud or Kent Marine Biosediment in Singapore?

do a forum search we've discussed this sometime ago

what about "Nano Reef" oh and maybe that animated "Welcome to SG Reef Club" GIF to welcome new member.. haha j/k

if it is green cynaobacteria, might be an indication of high dissolved nutrient, they're some kind of toxin photosysthesis bateria. ur pods population might decrease if they're feeding on it, but aging/dying cynaobacteria would serve as "safe" food for the pods, thus increasing the population. try exporting more nutrient. pink/red algea? not coraline is it? picture?