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i was also thinking the 5 years route would be a little too slow.... but i heard from another cousin that if she does badly after the first year in Express, she will be brought back to the Normal stream.... anyway, how many subjects must she take at Express level or Normal level...i am really out of touch with the syllabus.. i still remember taking 9 subjects at 0-level yux yux yux

Anyone with young relatives who received their results today? my little cousin received hers today.... Chinese A English B Maths B Science C Aggregate: 191 she is choosing between normal academic and express.......any opinions or views between the 2 systems? poor kid...very hardworking gal....she expected the region of 220-230....to date the worst performer of her generation

let's call it the mimic moon... so fleshy...i tot was an acan

sorry to interrupt... but is this an acans also? i had this piece probably half a year or so...always thought it was a meaty moon with obvious feeding tentacles at night... minty green....quite a long piece i got....about 7inches across well, maybe it's just a meaty moon..hehe

bro, can faster or not? i want to give offload some of my XL tangs to you.. first in my mind is sailfin

bro, let me check my store... i may have an old PH testkit...can give you free since i not using it.

used a couple of months...selling at $70 selling because i have replumbed my system for iwaki mx100. That's why selling. Interested please PM. Many thanks

ya, i heard zeovit needs super strong skimming for export... nice nice nice... all i can say is WOW

hehe..the water reflection not coherent enough lor...so u must practise more.. but nice try nice try...where u going on your next photoshoot..maybe i tag along also...hehe

ya...you are right XPeriment 626... somemore from the angle..it seems to be fired from the PSA port area...unless they having private fireworks lor. ... fireworks fired from marina south would be probably on the extreme left side of the scene that would not be captured by the camera already. hehe bwilly u notty boy

yo bro.... fireworks seldom seen on that side of the CBD...unless fired from marina south area..hehe but how come i also see fireworks in front of a building hehe the reflections on the water surface also abit funny because some parts in focus, some parts out of focus nonetheless, good try with the PSing...hehe

see pictures of AT already set hearts fluttering..... the joy of seeing one swimming around in person is even more shiok.... i dunno about others, but personally i consider AT as the holy grail of tangkeeping

can see it's very fat already... well done from damaged teardrop to almost recovered teardrop.. now that's a keeper

nice piece but do be careful This Pseudocorynactis from Fiji is beautiful but not safe with fishes and adjacent invertebrates. It is a voracious eater that has powerful nematocysts in the ball-like tentacle tips. Pseudocorynactis spp. are like Corynactis but are much larger (to about six inches (15 cm) diameter, and usually not colonial. They also reproduce by fission, but it is unusual to find more than about six clones together as a group. The so-called orange ball anemones that can be observed on coral reefs at night are Pseudocorynactis spp. The column varies in color from cryptic shades of brown to orange, red and magenta. The tips of the tentacles are commonly bright orange, but they can also be white. These tentacle tips are extremely sticky, like flypaper, due to the presence of powerful nematocysts. This fact makes the larger species from the Indo Pacific region unsuitable for aquariums housing fishes, which they readily capture. They also can catch mobile invertebrates such as shrimps and snails, and sometimes "attack" sessile invertebrates growing on adjacent rocks, enveloping them in the gastric cavity through a widely opened mouth. Pseudocorynactis spp. can be fed daily, but only require twice weekly feeding to keep them healthy. If they are not fed frequently enough, they shrink. There is a marked behavioral difference between the common Caribbean and Indo-Pacific species. The Caribbean species, Pseudocorynactis caribbaeorum mainly opens its tentacles at night, and closes rapidly when it senses light. The Indo-Pacific species remains open both day and night, and is not sensitive to light. The presence of food smells (dissolved amino acids) in the water stimulates either species to open up and extend the tentacles, and the caribbean species can be trained to open in the light by feeding it during daylight hours. The mechanism for its apparent memory is not known. http://www.advancedaquarist.com/issues/oct2002/invert.htm

Perfect 10 liao... no more left, pending further notice from dersuz

2 more to go! 2 more to go! give dersuz your support

reefaholic: why u never put your name.... i bang chance liao leh i just went to examine my collection, i seem to have it liao.. but never mind lah... dersuz's sale, so i must support

so why dun you temporarily remove all the swinging lps and let the clowns have no choice but to turn to the anemone for swinging confort after some time then put your swinging lps back....but if after putting back the clowns still go disturb the lps....then all i can say is that you have really playful clowns

sometimes the clowns get too enthusiastic and they even irritate small anemones to the point of killing them.....so yes....lps are no exception to playful clowns...just got to monitor the degree of fun they are having with your lps...hehe for me....my clowns took to my anemone like opposite poles of the magnet...probably because at that time not much swinging lps around to distract them as alternative clownpads

kidding lah too much of the same stuff becomes boring...hehe 1) Creetin 2) Creetin 3) roidan (1 superduper large frag please ) 4) 5) 6) 7) 8) 9) 10)

CHIO AH! CHEONG AH!! what happens if the list looks like this 1) Creetin 2) Creetin 3) roidan 4) roidan 5) roidan 6) roidan 7) roidan 8) roidan 9) roidan 10) roidan

not surprising, there have been posts here of clowns hosting in hammers or other meaty swaying lps.... nice sohal in your avatar yus but if the clowns are playing so much that the coral does not open much, time to put the coral away from the clowns or sell it away...

well said AT. i like this one It's almost similar to wanting to find, import and breed only the most beautiful birds of paradise to see if you call off their endangered status in future with the main goals to breed only the most desired colours by 'genetic manipulation' with no concrete plans how to release healthy adult specimens back into the wild without the help of avian scientists, researchers, conservation groups, airline and logistic companies, government bodies and the WWF or CITIES and getting the mass media involved to promote this noble goal. the *proposed* project sounds noble and well intented but we must not forget it does take alot of bodies and funds for it to become a reality, let alone a success. Projects of such scale may be a problem for even NUS, so i am a little worried and a little skeptical. sorry but i will be glad to be proved otherwise.

YES SIR!

any nastier and we'll need these guys