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Hi Guys, Gathering interest for another LFS farm outing in the West on 02.10.2010 ( Sat ) . We will do a car pool sharing this time round to save cost for everyone. the likely schedule for the trip is as follows; Time : 09 30 AM Meeting place at Jurong Point MRT for those without vehicle to join us . Jurong Point MRT => Coral farm => LCK => Lunch nearby => Jireh Marine => Qian hu ( For visit and coffee ) => Back to drop off at CCK MRT. For those whom can provide the transport , please provide the number of space available and for those whom does not have a transport , just feel free to join us and indicate your name too. Please indicate your interest below ; 1) Harlequin Mania ( 6 seat available ) 2) CJH, jinhui 3) Jem (3-4 seats available) TBC ( will let you guys know soon) 4)

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RedSea Coral Pro Salt Review I managed to lay my itchy hands on the new red sea coral pro salt at the Marine Reef Exhibition held recently at IMM organized by Singapore Reef Club. Myself, not really a reef whiz nor a reef whiz in water chemistry do not really like the idea of calculating salt concentrations, salanity or elements that are found in the mixing of salt. For my current tank, a 50gal community mixed reef, i started my tank with salt mix, water changes were followed weekly or bi-weekly depending on my schedule with trips to LFS lugging back jerry cans of saltwater. The only downside i have using NSW, is the little concentration of calcium and magnesium that NSW has. Phospate levels could also be evident on the higher side when NSW is used. As I often use NSW for my water changes weekly, lacks the display of the purple colouration of rocks also known as Coralline Algae (Corallinaceae in the Red Algae Family). Reading through online reviews and comments on the RedSea Coral Pro Salt, evidence of higher concentration of Calcium (Ca) and Magnesium (Mg) is found. My aim in making the switch from using NSW to RedSea Coral Pro Salt mix is to have improve amounts of Ca and Mg which hopefully leads to the accelerated growth of Coralline algae. After you reading this long wall of text, here are some pictures. RedSea Coral Pro Salt Old VS New Packaging Back of the Salt Bucket Seal Product when opened reveals a instruction manual Do note the interesting "cable tie" to prevent moisture from entering the plastic which usually clumps the salt. Salt grains looks finer than the previous salt mix the produce Ditto Insturction Booklet

to bite the bullet and change my wavebox to vortech or not?.. hmmm

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Frag 1 $10 frag 2 $13 frag 3 $15 Radioactive $8 Thanks for interest Please SMS me..

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Frag (From left to right) 1) Eagle Eye Zoa - 6-8 Polyps. (Not attached to any base) 2) Eagle Eye Zoa - 8-10 Polyps (Not attached to any base) 3) Eagle Eye Zoa - 10-11 Polyps (Not attached to any base) 4) Radioactive Dragon Eye - 7 - 8 Polyps 1 Frag reserve for bro terryz for him to cherry pick. FCFS. All frags collected at Jurong West St 64 (Near Boon Lay MRT/Jurong Point) Thanks

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Hi, gd morning.. Sad to hear about your lost.. Firstly, if you could list out your fishes and give a description of how they died? -Gasping?, swimming erratically, rubbing against the rock?, not eating? Secondly, What kind of parasite may i ask you referring to?. (Common Ich, isopods, velvet etc.) Assuming all your water parameters are in place. There are only a handful of options you can try. Running a UV Sterilizer is a good start, but too high a wattage can also kill benefical bacteria in your tank, how about sharing with us your UV wattage? If we are talking about parasite?.. microscopic or big parasites?.. Does your water have enough gaseous exchange?. One way to promote gaseous exchange can be agitating your water surface with a wavemaker/powerhead.. Also can you recall whats the last fish that you add?.. Did it promote or spread the symptoms to other fish?

September 15th 2010 Livestock Update 2x Amphiprion percula (True percula clownfish) 1x Cirrhilabrus cyanopleura (Blue-head fairy wrasse) 1x Cirrhilabrus filamentosus (Whipfin fairy wrasse) 1x Cirrhilabrus lubbocki (Lubbock's fairy wrasse) 1x Pseudojuloides severnsi (Royal pencil wrasse) 1x Paracheilinus mccoskeri (Mccosker wrasse) 2x Chrysiptera hemicyanea (Azure Damsel) 2x Lysmata Amboinensis (Scarlet skunk cleaner shrimp)

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thank you Mr. Lemon.. currently facing cyano and diatoms on the sandbed.. shifted the octo to the top corner for the zoa garden but the octo didnt open up nicely today wonder what went wrong

Some updates: From this messy junk... To this!

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anyone knows whats left at iwarna?

upz for the weekend!