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The brand is aqua medic... The height is 3M.. hee hee.. you need a tall ladder to remove the skimmate

weipro skimmer need both powerhead and air pump.. The powerhead to draw water into the skimmer and the air pump is to generate bubbles inside the skimmer.

THe one paying may not be so happy

Maybe you can make a trip to aquarama.. walk around and you'll see many types of beckett there.

wow.. your "underwater garden" very nice leh...

i think snails are super algae eater, on glass and rocks.. They leave a clean track when they move around.... just that they move very slowly.. hmm.. wondering why nature does not produce snails with legs

Wow.. nice setup..

What ballast are you using?

sometimes you can get confused from reading too much too.. Different authors have different method of making their tank a success.. Reading just makes the learning curve shorter. "Don't care how you do it, just get it done"

Then kiwireef will be more familiar with sg transport system too...

wow!!!

poor acidjazz...

Pray hard there is no tsunami... or else your "HDB" flats may fall down

Quite true.. Either you end up a genius or a mad man Maybe some genius here can explain in simple english..

Having an elbow will increase energy losses in the return. Ha ha.. reefers staying so close will make your area more salty.

I think what you meant is to reduce as much noise as possible (from anywhere). By adding rubber or sponge, you introduce damping effect to the equipment. Hence, reducing the noise produce. Did I understand your reply correctly?

Its so neat..

clementi which shop? how much is it?

Maybe you can take a look at "pasar malam shop"... Should be able to something there.. many members are selling their stuffs there

Nice

A chiller will enable you to control the temperature better. Using fan will cause water to evaporate at a much faster rate. Water temperature will also depends on environmental temperature. Depend on what you are keeping. A chiller is not a must in some cases, but its good to have.

I agree with acidjazz... this hobby is not cheap.. careful planning is a must, and not to start halfway just to give up due to lack of resource to continue. Your fishes will suffer. The cost would be higher if you're building a reef tank.

feels like diving into it...

perhaps you can tell us more.. what do you mean by "not successful"? The light never turn on?

looks dangerous