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Yes I can... quite easily in fact

Already fed... I was told to feed Demimar for the time being... already posted WTB in Pasar Malam... see any kind soul can sell me some... what's the negative impact of feeding Denimar before Deniballs?

Kindly PM me

Wow! Your skimmer is very pro looking!!! Good value!!!

Still in mint condition

I bought this RO/DI Unit (Deluxe) from Reefdepot on 31 March 06 (receipt available). Haven't been used or connected to the water supply. Mint condition. Comes with instruction sheet. I will throw in freebies too (refer to below). RD 4-Stage RO/DI (Deluxe) This 4-Stage RO/DI (Deluxe) unit is the same as RD 4-Stage RO/DI (Basic) unit, but includes an in-line dual TDS meter. It provides high quality water filtration at an affordable price and is ideal for applications that demand pure water: - Stage 1: High-efficiency 5 micron sediment pre-filter. - Stage 2: High-quality carbon pre-filter. - Stage 3: High-quality DOW Filmtec reverse osmosis membrane (50GPD). - Stage 4: High-quality 100% mixed bed DI cartridge with colour changing resin. Features - In-line dual TDS meter - 160 PSI pressure gauge - 1 inch hose bib adaptor for ease of connecting to tap - Filter wrench to make cartridge replacement easy - Easy to use and very reliable Quick Connect fittings - Solid and durable high-quality mounting bracket - 10-feet of supply line, 10-feet of water water line, and 10-feet of product water line - 10" filter cartridge housings Bought it for $499.00 Starting price $399.00 PM me your best offer... there is no closing date to this bid... when a bidder reaches my intended selling price, I will notify him/her for immediate collection. Collection at Woodlands Ave 2 / Mohamed Sultan Road / Orchard Road Freebies: RO/DI John Guest 1/4 inch speedfit by 1/4 inch NPT elbow $5.50 RO/DI 1 inch Hose Bib Adaptor $13.00

You can recognize my voice prob coz my voice is very irritating!!!

Nope they r running out of Denniballs, gotto to feed Denimar every other day till the next shipment comes... I discarded the Seachem De*nitrate btw... what a waste of money... luckily got 30% discount

Yupe! AM Denitrator 1000 w/ SP 3000 dosing pump... cool

Proper setup and amazing results!!! You sure u only been reefing for 4 months? Coz ur tank looks so damn cool All your corals look so so happy

Tadaa! Finally... my saviour!!! Err... I would like to take this opportunity to thank my father, mother, teacher, my fish, star fish and AMEX for making this happen

Err... is it a good thing or a bad thing hahaha! Yeah I think you made a nice decision today... can't wait to hear u reveal ur

Yeah ur current scaping is horrid! Hehe... just pulling ur legs... now u have an excuse to fail tomorrow's paper... coz u r too depressed... so lor.

Guys... he is lying... I was there at the LFS, saw him paying the guy $250 as deposit for the BLACK TANG!!! Dunno how much the balance... he "kena" 4D today

Hehe... packed them up in double-layer Zip-loc and will put them into an air-tight container Still can use next time (I think)

Finally, decided to 50/50 my AM Phosphatfilter... filled half with AM Carbolit... now what am I gonna do with the 50% Anti-Phos?

Tell what?!? That u reserved for a BLACK TANG!!!

Someone's gonna announce something really exciting soon...

Firstly, how big is ur sump? If not big, then having a refugium is optional. One thing I notice about refugium is... u need a lot of them to be able to make a difference to the system. If only a bit... might as well use up that space for a Nitrate Removal Reactor. But if you have a large compartment (can fit roughly 3 to 4 handful of Chaetos) then it's a beneficial step. The Chaetos can also let u breed pods and most importantly, control ur tank pH esp. at night. Reverse the refugium lighting (opposite that of ur main tank) and u will be able to avoid the night water being too acidic. The essentials are (IMO): 1. Return pump (a good, reputable, quiet, reliable, low power consumption) as it is the heart of the whole system 2. Protein skimmer (the best u can possibly afford, look for overpower skimmers) 3. Activated carbon 4. Nitrate control 5. Phosphar control 6. Extra surfaces for bacteria growth (biohome, small pieces of LR, bactoballs, etc.) 7. Polyfilter

You must plan ur budget prudently... $400 is not a lot for Saltwater. Yeah, try Pasar Malam section. It's better to buy reliable second hand products than some lousy first hand equipments. But be careful with the conditions though, always good to view items before committing... since u r still new here... it's hard to tell who's reliable and who's not. You can always PM any bro here for second opinion if u r not sure about items on sale/reefers selling the items. Another good way is to double check the normal retail price at Reefdepot.com.sg or eAquaNature.com(.sg?) Welcome to the hobby!!!

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More than an atom bomb... but nuclear still more expensive... lol

Yes, the positioning of the clam is not very ideal (IMO). I think clams look best when position slightly upright with the larger "mouth" at the bottom. When I introduced my first clam, I position the big mouth on top "terbalik" luckily a bro spotted my pix. You notice the colours are not as nice looking through our tank glass? If you want damn "power" photo shoot, off the filters and shoot from above the tank

Toadstool is nice... make sure u have strong current blowing on its surface... if not they will release slime every 2 to 3 days... my Blue Sea Fan really hate those slimes... tangling on its branches for hours. Do you happen to have a small BT? Coz mine will hide inside the Toadstool just like an Anemone and a Clown... very funny. Blenny with Anthias tail... wow... probably a very fast swimmer... beware of jumpers

Jump out of the container without shell? Wow Oh I like ur stone lion... u got a pair? One thing... seems like ur cabinet cannot close properly... something's blocking?