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yeah lor...feed more generally means higher chance of getting such stuff....but never mind lah..since in your sump at least can remove them easily also

wah bro... today is sun coral day ah..i also posted my suncoral today... http://www.sgreefclub.com/forum/index.php?...ic=7509&st=2250

about 4 inches from mouth to tail.... today my sun coral open very symmetrically...cute

fat fat

peek-a-boo

the only tang from PRis.... felt an attachment for it the moment i saw it, glad it is still going strong and getting fatter

closer look of Mr Helfrich's den

for a moment i wondered where it went after a while.... finally spotted him entering and leaving here....

now it has found a quiet corner of my tank.....i hope it stays there...so that at least i know where to look for it when it *disappears* from view

actually not much once the refugium become the natural exporters lor..instead of using artificial absorbers...nothing beats natural export through macroalgae

rowaphos definitely good choice.. i have to get my 5kg of rowaphos from edmund soon also.... as for the algone...i read good and bad reviews... they call it...money All-gone ...hehe

buy more phosphate/silicate absorbers ... then can hold them back...

when they grow back to full volume and i dun see any cyano or diatoms then i can harvest some to you lor...meanwhile i also hoping they grow faster.....even use 150 watt MH to light them...

no lah..where got so many bartletts... only 1 bartlett....a few dispars....1 princess and the rest all purple queens...also the shy shy fatheads quite alot...lost count also... tat's why once i got rid of half my refugium, cyano came very fast because not exporting as fast as i am putting in through food and the metabolic wastes of the fishes.... now still fighting...really regret throwing half the refugium away that time still a few weeks more to peak export amount again....the algae are gathering mass already

you forgot tunze streams

yeah...every tank no matter how big or small, can be made nice....

actually my personal view is that ...4ft is the sweet spot ... not too big...not too small....even equipment, running cost is also acceptable.... tat is why i encourage as little upgrading as possible because along the way...alot of money is lost... but then again..usually all of us face budget constraint, so no choice but to slowly upgrade when feel more confident and budget less tight... especially when there are other financial priorities in life like household expenditure, children's fees...all very considerable...especially for married bros here....not to mention other things like car instalments...insurance policies...

aiyo... no lah..if i am roman abramovich..i'll buy a pacific island and have all the fishes there that i want liao...lol... maybe i bought this fish to celebrate man u's defeat

hehehe... you know me