Underwater

Latest Update: All corals are sold and free items given to nice friendly reefers. Thank you for your kind support. My apologies to those tt i missed out replying to your pms. Still available: 1. Aqua Medic Anti-phosphate Reactor - $70 (Price reduced to $50, used 4 mths only) 2. Seachem Ammonia Test Kit (used once only) - $8 3. Seachem Cupramine (Copper medication - used once, 99% left) - $8 Take all 3 at $60.

So sorry, forgot to resize b4 posting...pai say...

Another pic of red zoo in my main tank for a bro.

Free LS - Yellow damsel

Red Eagle Eye Zoo

Monti frag

Free item: 3 x White tip anemone

Free item - 2ft tank

Aqua Medic Anti-phosphate Reactor

Coral Beauty

Crocea Clam

Brown Galaxea

Brown Galaxea

Green Galaxea

Plate

Gonio

Bubble

Cup Coral

Dear fellow reefers, l have posted most pics in another forum at http://www.another forum/forums/index.p...topic=4940&st=0 But i'll try to post some pics here later...

Intend to keep only softies & fishes due to family commitment. Collection at Hougang Central, near Hougang MRT. PM your interest and hp. On sale: Bubble - $30 Cup coral - $20 Red Eagle Zoo w Green centre - $25 Lumin Green Gonio - $20 Orange Mouth Plate - $20 Green Galaxea - $15 Brown Galaxea (a few dead heads) - $5 Brown Monti Frag - $10 Crocea Clam (some areas bitten by angel) - $15 Coral Beauty Angel (eats pellets, no ich) - $5 Aqua Medic Anti-phosphate Reactor - $70 Seachem Ammonia Test Kit (used once) - $8 Seachem Cupramine (Copper medication - used once) - $10 Free stuff to choose with purchase: - 2 ft tank - 3 small white tip anenomes w LR - 2 yellow leather corals - 1 scrissortail yellow damsel - Calcium hydroxide powder 150g (Kalwassar)??

IMO, for algae blenny, if yr tank is small with little LR and without anymore algae, best for you to give or sell it to another reefer before it starts to get thinner and thinner and eventually die of hunger. Not point training as i think blenny is very difficult to be trained to take frozen food or pellets.

You may want to try this method also. Simple and no harm trying. This is how i used to catch my damsels. (p.s. May not always work) 1. Put flakes (which float on water surface) at one spot where there's no LR nearby the water surface 2. Position the fish net near the tank top edge and water surface (but not too close) 3. Forever hungry damsels will swim up to the surface to eat 4. Scoop up (must be damned fast) the damsel using the net as swiftly as possible while it is coming near the surface to eat or just reached the water surface for the food

You may want to consider hermit and turbo snails. But whatever cleaners you are buying, pls avoid cleaner wrasse cos most of them died in our home tanks. Best to leave them in the ocean to help clean other fishes.

IMO, i wld recommend cleaner shrimp than cleaner wrasse as this particular wrasse's survival rate in captivity is extremely low. There aren't many successful attempts to keep this fish by reefers. Best to let them clean other fishes in the ocean.

Red slime is also called cyanobacteria. Here it is for more info... http://saltaquarium.about.com/cs/microalgae/a/aa092800.htm Hope this helps.