Dispar_Anthias

Read from somewhere that after continous feeding of blood worm for long time, side effect might occur

IMo weipro is a very good choice for you if you are on budget and also looking for an efficient skimmer....... Going overskimming is good and so i recommend you to get weipro model 2012 or 2013

No you should talk about encouraging ppl to keep NEMOS in 2 feet tank with inproper filter such as plastic corner/ box air- driven filter

........ fresh water dip are no cure, yes they do kill some of the ich on the fish body, but ich parasite are known to be very tough, hardy and pesistant thus at that time when you remove the fish, not all ich parasite are killed and moreover the time period for dip is very short of ard 3-5mins........ And also ich parasite have a life cycle, the free swimming stage, the infecting stage and the juvenile stage(if i am not wrong cos i dunno the exact name of each stage) thus as long as the tank water remain fully untouch or unchange and contain fishes in it, ich will forever remain in the tank as there are host for the parasite. And ich usually do not attack fishes that are already established in your tank as they have the sufficient immune system to protect them from the ich parasite so only newly added fish which are stress will then be attack as their immune system is lowered. And as you know fresh water dip stress the fish alot, so when added back to the tank, it will be even more stress due to the adverse changes in water condition, from salt to fresh then change back to salt water, thus they are even more likely to be attack by the parasite. So IMO pls dun DIP

Eh wrong forum

Sealif* 1)chocolate tang 2)powder brown tang 3)powder blue tang 4)regal angel 5)six bar angel 6)blue face angel 7)coral beauty angel 8)purple pygmy angel 9)moorish idol 10)purple head tile fish 11)dispar anthias 12)lyretail anthias 13)frog fish 14)tiger anthias 15)assorted damsel 16)assorted butterflies

rebor* 1)chocolate tang 2)yellow tang 3)powder brown tang 4)###### naso tang 5)acanthurus nigrofuscus 6)powder blue tang 7)scopas tang 8)sail fin tang 9)fairy anthias 10)square anthias 11)lyertail anthias- only left 1 12)mandarin fish 13)picture dragonet 14)bangai cardinal 15)assorted damsel 16)minatus grouper 17)spotted grouper 18)undulate trigger 19)picasso trigger 20)pseudobalistes flavimarginatus Inverts 1)skunk cleaner 2)blue reef lobster 3)boxing shrimp 4)camel shrimp 5)blue legged hermit 6)red linkia star 7)decorator spider crab

How much are they

Hmm at leasy dankoo zoo look quite alight to the pic post by zoos

hey the last scape is very nice.........

IMO yellow or purple tang is alright for 3 feet

Some macro pic really make my hair stand on ends

Wah lou...... you all all wrong liao lah!!! ah^siao picture is indeed a grey angel. Adult french angel and adult grey angel look alight but adult french angel will develop yellowish gold scale while grey angel have dull greyish black scale throughout. For more info and pic on grey angel go to this site http://marinedepotlive.com/324414.html and for more info and pic of french angel go to this site http://marinedepotlive.com/324334.html nvm since this is a common mistake made by lots of ppl as grey angel is seldom seen in Singapore, you guys are pardon

They are both photosyntheticdue to the presence of zooanthelle thus they require strong lighting such as MH or t5s to thrive.

wah cruel sia

looking at that pledge, i laugh till my jaws drop

Think you need to change lots of things in your tank

How big is the mantis, if its small, many wrasse such as lyretail wrasse or even harlequin tusk are known to feed on mantis but FYI these fishes are not reef safe. Not sure if dottyback will help???

Yah agree with spider, flubberina and bwilly........ fresh water dip are no cure, yes they do kill some of the ich on the fish body, but ich parasite are known to be very tough, hardy and pesistant thus at that time when you remove the fish, not all ich parasite are killed and moreover the time period for dip is very short of ard 3-5mins........ And also ich parasite have a life cycle, the free swimming stage, the infecting stage and the juvenile stage(if i am not wrong cos i dunno the exact name of each stage) thus as long as the tank water remain fully untouch or unchange and contain fishes in it, ich will forever remain in the tank as there are host for the parasite. And ich usually do not attack fishes that are already established in your tank as they have the sufficient immune system to protect them from the ich parasite so only newly added fish which are stress will then be attack as their immune system is lowered. And as you know fresh water dip stress the fish alot, so when added back to the tank, it will be even more stress due to the adverse changes in water condition, from salt to fresh then change back to salt water, thus they are even more likely to be attack by the parasite. So in conclusion, try not to do FW dip but instead find out the stress factors if theres any and try to reduce them. At the same time soak your fish food with garlic solution and this i gurantee you help alot. My 2 cents, D_A

Clarkii clown- to ard 10cm fire goby-9cm purple flame goby-7.5cm All this info are gathered from my marine atlas.......

erm what are you hinting!!! and yeah now got 2 squamosa liao, cannot resist colouration

To know the average price for monti, better PM me cos i dun like to disclose klfs price here, not good at all.........

THROW ME OUT???? hahah then the lfs owner will forget about having their fish stock posted at the net to allow more people to know what they have.....