jervismun
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Ah Beng, Coral Farm and Desmond there always got nice sea fans leh
Will sms u if comes across again.Thanks bro
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Last pix of the night... purple coralline is growing on my Tunze Wavebox
Dunno why I am not happy at all... will try to scrap them off 
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slowly you will see a tank full of LPS gems....
:eyebrow:Also got this today... considered a GEM?
:blink: 
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can see u going to get the fever liao! haha
Nah... will go slow on RED corals as the demand is very high now
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Although quite small a specimen... but can already see it's impact... suddenly my Red Mushrooms don't seem to be so red after all
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Went to AM Katong this afternoon... see what I got for myself
The colour is so intense 
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Milleporas are not too difficult to keep... but maintaining some rare colours is a great task... bro Vandeam you really need a proper camera... we can't see these "Blue tip / Pink Body / Green poly"
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Anyone seen any good size RBTA?
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Any update?
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A BIG mountain next to a SMALL hill
:heh: 
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The Goniopora is reacting positively to my daily feeding so far... extending more and more each day
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Daily corals (filter feeders) feeding... lots of hardwork but it's part of the fun
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My weekly elements dosing
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Lights come on at 1730 and off at 2130.
4 HO T5 (3 blue 1 white)
2 x 150W (14K I think) 1830 to 2030
Oh... sis you only provide your tank 4 hours of T5 + 2 hours of MH?
Is it becoz your tank gets a lot of natural sunlight? -
Your floor looks sparkling white to me
What's your plan next? Acrylic tank? 
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Sharp eagle eye
Seems like u r a avid sea fan "fans"? This pics from down up shot, sorry not so clear and the fellow is blooming most of the time. The fan is attached on a rock with a torny oyster as hitchikers So u gonna add more fans to ur tank ? Coral farm do always got nice and huge sea fans thou 
And ya its quite intense purple color
Yupe... I love Sea Fans
But seldom can find colour as intense and rare as yours -
get some rare colored gonio. some exotic colors.
Yeah... since I am getting more confident now... all tank inhabitants seem happy and well
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is that a super big gonio?
Yupe... it's the size of a foot ball
and surprisingly extending quite well under the constant pounding from my Wavebox (for 12 hours a day when the Wavebox runs full force)... will try to get some other colours in the coming weeks -
Very cool tank u have there bro, the black background is good contrast for your stuff.
Thanks bro... yeah I am very pleased with it actually... really made all the back-breaking effort to restart the tank worth it... now the challenge is how to add more corals without causing visual clutterness... I want the tank to look pleasing and calming... definitely easier said than done (with all the temptations around)
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yup!! y not stick some suns on the underside of the bridge?? looks cool... lol...
Sun Coral... emm... never really like them actually... I find them demanding too much attention... both manual feeding and visual... they tend to fight hard for attention (like a troubled child)
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Hi Jervis,
What do u intend to place under the bridge?
Emm... I have not really decided really... as I have the MH and the ATI PM T5 on at different intervals (overlapping for 3 hours)... the shadowed area will still get some light throughout the day... perhaps I should keep it empty
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Hi experience reefers out there, need to ask a question, to add those super bacteria, where do I put it, in the back compartment or in the main tank. If in the main tank just throw it at the sand or on the rock.
One more thing what brand is good and price is cheap one too
I been using Aquapharm Bacter Start... you can put it even on top of your filter floss... anywhere with sufficient flow will do... make sure you monitor your skimmer... or just off it for half a day
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... and all my tank residents queue up patiently for "carwash"
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Introduced 2 small Cleaner Shrimps yesterday...
Jervis' Reefing Renaissance
in Members Tank & Specs
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Spent 15 minutes looking for a lost baby clam this morning
Was crossing my fingers not to find the empty shells 1ft away (giant predator 
) Luckily found it hidden within the rock beneath... phew 
Must've knocked down by a snail or hermit... repositioned this little guy (far right in pix below)... this time even nicer location
Must mention that I didn't apply a lot of glue... just a tiny bit to hold it temporarily to the spot... I only applied it to the side of 1 shell, not both... or they will have difficulty opening/expanding
Avoid the bottom part as the superglue can be corrosive 
Of course the best is to let them mount to the rock naturally... but in my case... I have too many cleaning crews around... and a 1 1/2ft fall to the sand bed facing down during the weekends will do much more harm.