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Do they look like the following... http://www.ipsf.com/web7535a/rfolder/clearsnail.jpg Those are Trocus snail (Trochus niloticus). So much hype about it if u do a seach online.. read the review on http://www.garf.org/news10p1.html Not sure if those info r true... i see mine pooping more than cleaning More details on diet..etc on http://www.fish.wa.gov.au/aqua/broc/aqwa/t...ocus/index.html

The PL bulb itself would probably cost more than $30 already! Maybe some error in pricetag ? heh

Marine Life in yishun?? do u mean Hawaii Marine or Marine Image?

argh maybe im the only freak thats fascinated by worm ive 2 clams .. the worm doesnt seems to be interested in it instead of stabbing them.. sell it in the forum .. im sure there'll be ppl interested

Why do u wanna remove that ###### creature???

Yea i luv them ive seen a 6-7" one crawling across my display .. i believe it has spanwed 2 times

if u've big worms and for some reason u wanna dispose it.. PM me

the worms r beneficial.. leave them alone

Hi Rhun, my display tank size is same as yours im having 36w x 4 PL light .. that would allow us to keep lots of stuff (forget about SPS)

Few corals go by the same name 'Cauliflower' btw im assuming yours is the pink/red softcoral (Dendronnepthea or Carnation Coral) normally sold here they dont normally do well in captive .. need (MUST) feeding & doesnt depend much on light (or not at all) try providing them more current More info on http://www.aquarium.net/1296/1296_4.shtml

what shrimp? brineshrimp? Yea.. small clam needs more feeding .. they'r less light demanding too Those ppl in RC who do that normally would feed DT or other planktonic stuff

'scum of the sandbed' !!! my cleanup crew will come after u

Yea thats the way to go!

No no.. those r tang police .. im talking about the gov ppl

Big Brother is watching!

Em. we dont go by WPG (watt per gallon) anymore .. but for a 2ft tank.. 150W would be good enu to keep most stuff. Someone at RC suggested WPI system .. read it if u couldnt sleep or something http://www.reefcentral.com/vbulletin/showt...0&highlight=WPI

High light .. low current .. not heavily skimmed .. no carbon they've been doing well in this setting for me

whats your budget?

maybe turn off your skimmer and allow ur corals to enjoy the feast

Check out the latest issue of AdvanceAquarist http://www.advancedaquarist.com/issues/jan...003/feature.htm Some info on maintaining sponge by dosing silica.

Anyway.. u guys who r having too high calcium might wanna read http://www.advancedaquarist.com/issues/nov...ov2002/chem.htm

Would be interesting to see how the starfish gobble up the clams >

Oh ok .. and now im going off to school

Em.. unless your tap water is zero on NO3 & P04.. or/and maybe your established tank is capable of reducing them faster than we input through daily feeding of frozen food/dried food ..etc Hm.. .not sure about the water change .. im too lazy for that. Never know.. we might be adding more toxic metal through water change using synthetic salt?

Get back to work mr Phang! watch out for your boss! heh