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  1. $1000 take it all. Details to follow. Separate sales will follow if I don't find a buyer who will swipe it all =)

    Viewing possible on weeknights and weekends. Any questions I can help you with, please call John@97813303

    Total cabinet dimensions 3.5FT(L) x 1FT(W) x 6FT(H)

    Viewable tank dimension 3FT(L) x 1FT(W) x 2.5FT(H)

    Glass thickness, 12mm, white silicon.

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    Equipments include:

    1. Red Dragon 10m3

    2. High quality +GF+ pipings

    3. WavySea wave maker

    4. Hailea Chiller

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    Other goodies include:

    1. High Quality Timers

    2. AlgaeFree Hammerhead float magnet (my favorite!)

    3. Automatic feeder

    4. Aragonite and Puka Shell substrate (in the tank)

    5. 8kg of biohome plus (red) also in the filtration

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  2. Dear reefers,

    I built this setup back in Dec 2008. The objective was a tank that had close-to-zero maintenance, low running costs and yet still hold it its ground as a striking central attraction in the living room. 2 years have passed and I have succeeded in attaining a fully stocked FOWLR setup (heavily fed 8 times a day), colorful and attractive, no visible algae, clear water, no skimmer, no FR and no water changes. It started off as an experimental system and despite the encouragements of fellow reefers to share and post, I have declined because I wasn't sure I was going to succeed. It is quite sad that when I finally get to post and share my tank, it is time to decommission it. Thanks to the many reefer friends I have made along the way. I appreciated the company and conversations we had.

    $1000 take it all. Details to follow. Separate sales will follow if I don't find a buyer who will swipe it all =)

    Viewing possible on weeknights and weekends. Any questions I can help you with, please call John@97813303

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  3. highly recommend if its within budget and you can afford the space in the tank. Will remove detritus and is beneficial for all tanks.

    However for the wavemaker to serve this purpose, it should not be solely used to create a one-directional current. It is best to use a wavemaker that causes a pulsing / swosh effect. this way all your detritus will stay in suspension and get drawn into the filter.

    Cheers!

  4. Hi guys, a good friend just gave up the hobby due to saltwater spoiling his parquet flooring. have the following to let go

    1. Eheim 2226 Canister Filter - $100

    3. Tunze 9005 Hang-On Skimmer - $120

    4. Resun CL280 Mini Chiller - $70

    Take all for $250.

    Used eheim substrat and biohome available for free for buyer on first come first serve basis. if you're keen to take the media, can go sun dry it and re-use again.

    Location is along west coast road, near the Esso station.

    Please call or text Andrew@81330549 to make the deal or if you have any questions.

    thanks all!

  5. Fish Species:

    Key Hole

    No. of Attempts:

    Successful at first attempt

    Adaptability/Behavior:

    Mine fed readily.

    Temperament:

    Mind its own business

    Diet:

    pellets, mysis

    Reef Compatible:

    FOWLR tank, no comments

    Comments/Remarks:

    Beautiful fish. at first it looks just like a black fish with a white dash and then yellow on the rim of its fins. as it matures, the rim of its fins and tail show blue on top of the yellow and the fish's color moves on to be a very deep navy blue.

  6. :D Not using anymore.It a great piece of equipment, but I took it out when i went oversea. Nobody to clean for mi :cry:

    yeah you're right. need regular cleaning. I clean mine about once every 4 days.

    the reddragon and wavysea still running very well. think its about time i post tank pics too!

  7. onizuka: with regards to getting the moorish to feed pellet, my experience is u need to have the MI feeding first. eat anything also can. for example if it eat seaweed, the next time u feed, u get powdered pellets, mix with the seaweed so when the MI eat the seaweed, no choice, it will have some powdered pellet in its mouth. over time slowly train but it has to eat first, u gotta figure that out.

    wilson: yeah i feed primiarly 2 kinds. NLS in auto feeder and when i have time, i feed ocean nutrition fomula 2 manually.

    reeffish: seems like still no answer to the puzzle as to why NLS must be fed exclusively for best result.

  8. but i still don't understand how come feeding ONLY new life spectrum produce results. Is it because when mix with other food, that means the fish eat less of NLS and that's why don't get the full nutrition. or the ingredients in NLS cannot fully digest when there is other food in the fish stomach?

  9. I own a FOWLR setup. All along I had this idea that we should vary our fish's diet to provide them all the nutrition they need. However lately I've had this experience that led me to think otherwise.

    I quote New Life Spectrum Marine Fish Formula's instruction "For best results, feed New Life Spectrum exclusively" I never thought much about this until recently. I have a auto feeder and it feeds NLS 4 times a day. When i get home from work, I will feed Ocean Nutrition Formula 2 and mysid shrimps off and on throughout the evening. Due to my busy schedule lately, I've not been home to hand feed fishes and left it all to my auto feeder hence they've all been eating NLS exclusively and I stumbled upon an interesting discovery.

    Sometime back I bought a Moorish Idol. It has a long dorsal (top) fin that breaks off occassionally and then regenerates back very quickly. After a while, this stopped happening and the Moorish developed lateral head erosion and the scar was quite prominent. No matter what kinda of good stuff I introduce into the fish's diet, it just seems that I can never restore it back to original health until now when i was too busy too feed other foods.

    within 3-4 days of exclusive feeding of NLS, my Moorish's head scar has healed 50% and it has regained its ability to regenerate its dorsal fin. With other fishes, I seem to observe an overall improvement in health as well.

    This made me think back of the instructions that were printed on NLS's bottle to feed NLS exclusively for best results. quite puzzled why this would work.

  10. I would like to sell 1 specimen of the Red Sea Golden Butterfly (GB) ~4inches. It is a very beautiful fish. This fish has been with me for at aroud 2 months, eating well and is definitely stable.

    Initially I owned a pair but over time, they didn't seem to get along too well. I'm considering selling it because their mutual fighting has been affecting the overall temperament of all my other fishes in my FOWLR. As such I've separated the butterflies, one in the display and one in the sump.

    Asking for $90 with the following reasons:

    1. Fish is in healthy condition, feeding greedily on flakes and pellets

    2. I love GBs and with this price tag, hopefully will ensure the next owner's commitment to take good care of this fish.

    If no takers, I'll possibly think of a way to re-introduce the GB back into my display.

    Collection in the west, feel free to drop by to view. Should you decide to buy, please bring a pail.

    John@97813303

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