Elune

Isn't the sole purpose of the "dictionary" software meant to replace OBSOLETE method of smsing thru normal phone keypad (e.g. press #2 thrice to get a C)? Just learn to accustom urself to the dictionary. u got such a good phone but u are not utilising its technology to the maximum (either thru dictionary sms-ing / poke the screen with stylus-pen)?

Crime rate at their place increasing? bro, u might wanna share which place so that we can caution our loved ones also. Pepper spray is not illegal, but its prohibited in Singapore (thats why you can never find on sale here). But if used by a women for self-defense, there could be an exception ruling for its usage, but either way, the user will still be charged for possession of prohibited items. What i can say for pepper-spray is that it is still a "close-proximity" self-defense weapon/gadget. Unless ur loved ones glued this gadget to their hands so they can use it under the least response time possible, if not, by the time an assault took place and ended, I dun think they have enuf time to take it out from their handbags to use it on the assailant. The robber would have long ran off (probably with the entire handbag, along with the peppey spray). (worse, the robber got a peppery-spray to use for his/her next assault). well, maybe taking the gadget out in advance might help though. A whistle seems to be the best. =) blow as loud as u can...

Stole tis picture from Parking Idiots.com (consider this as giving credit)

ROFL dude, another forum online? majority of the people here... have account there as well~!!! so even though its 2 different forum, its still ONE COMMUNITY... u can find the same people here and there, no difference! U can still go ahead and ask for foc things, i believe there are still some reefers around who are willing to give u something... Cheers! keep this thread up at the top! (at least for tonite...)

eh? "small2" = a reefer's name? this is a closed bidding? then no transparency le wor....

Wow, dersuz, if u have an identical sun coral colony like that, then selling off at $20 is such a waste. nice corals must sell high price one. just my 2-cents la~

eh? There are 2 different guys with the same avatar ? ahboytin >> Joined 11 August 06 ah boy-213 >> Joined 31 August 06 So ahboytin comes first.... and ah boy-213 copy his avatar? Or its the other way round? Anyways, ah boy-213 : your Aquabee pump got include delivery? To which area ah? I got friend interested, dunno if you can deliver there anot.

........ enlighten me.... the phone can start up but screen white white cannot see anything else.... Q1) respectfully asking, may I know its potential use? Q2) Do u mean buy then send for repair myself? Q3) Or is there any bro here open hp shop, kind enuf to explain if buy-in such phone got re-sell value? If its repairable, i may be interested... how much u asking for this phone?

Woo, u guys... i admire alot of you guys... no matter how I read and re-read, I can't make sense of what he is trying to say. Looks like English to me... But from what I can guess, ah-boy wants to date ALL of us out to "talk" ? How about we ask you to leave your contact number, house address, name, and post a photograph of you right here in this thread? I wanna know people like you. =)

Just 2 months into restarting the tank and it already so populated? Add live stocks slowly. I dun think a small Jebo skimmer is sufficient for your tank. Got to get a better one.

Dear vtec: you might wanna take a look at this chart first : 1) The disappearance of the white spots could be a sign of recovery, but it could also meant that the ich parasite has gone into the next stage of their life cycle - Tomonts stage - where they encyst onto the substrates (ur liverocks and sand! Thats why we told you to remove the Liverocks and sand). Depending on the temperature, within the next 3-28 days, these tomonts encystments could break and hundreds of tomites will be released back into the water... seeking for a fish to host! And re-infect the fish again... Fret not... just continue to monitor the fish~ and do regular water change, and you will be breaking up the life cycle of the parasite. To be very very confirm, sure, guarantee, chop stamp, assure, that the parasites are no more, keep the fish in the QT over at least 2 cycles of the parasites' life cycle (thats max of 28days X 2) --- roughly 2 months. Ya, its a long wait. But its the theory lah. This is to safeguard the rest of the livestock in your tank. 2) Erm... 1 and a half feet Q-tank converting into marine tank? Consider this after you cured ur fish first lor~ Good luck~ hope Dory pulls thru~ remember to keep it feeding.

Could be a case of Amyloodinium ocellatum - also known Marine Velvet. I said "could be"... dun blame me if its not. post us a picture for better diagnosis? Do a water change as well, then reading up on this : Marine Velvet

In the case of treatment with Formalin above, you might wanna read the below extract first : Formalin can be administered one of two ways; either in short dips with saltwater or used continually in a hospital tank. The dosage for the continuous use is 1 ml of the 37% stock solution for every 25 gallons of quarantine tank water (Bassleer, 1996). I prefer the formalin dip to continuous use because formalin is a fairly toxic compound. Also, with no commercially available test kits to monitor the concentration, it would be difficult to dose an entire tank and account for evaporation, absorption, etc. To prepare the dip, I take 5 gallons of tank water and add to it 3.75 ml of 37% formalin. I also aerate the water vigorously to ensure there is maximum dissolved oxygen. The dip should last 30 to 60 minutes. As when using any medication, it is best to monitor the fish's reaction and be prepared to act if it appears in distress. When the dip is complete, net the fish, place it back into the hospital tank, and discard the dip water. This protocol should be repeated every other day for two weeks. I would like to remind readers of a few precautions regarding the use of formalin. First, it is a carcinogen. Formalin is an aqueous solution of carcinogenic formaldehyde gas, so gloves should be worn and the area should be well ventilated when using it. Secondly, formalin should not be used if fish have open sores, wounds, or lesions. It is likely to cause tissue damage to these open wounds. And lastly, formalin can rob the water of dissolved oxygen. That is why proper aeration is so crucial. For that reason, do not use formalin if the water temperature is 82*F or higher (Noga, 2000 and Michael, 2002).

( =__= ") hmmm... good question, i have no answer to this... but i have a sure-work solution to this worry of yours ---- just remove the sand and the rocks~ like wat was posted above, keep the QT free from liverocks and sand.