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currently reserved for collection toningt.

Handful of cheato to give away. Collection at Admiralty drive, sembawang. Can be collected tonight.

I have another rare macro (I think) for trade to any other macro (except cheato and some type of fern and grape caulerpa) or small coral frag (I need to confirm if I don't have it). This one looks like a type of halimenia but it is not flat and has a ruffled edges. The closest picture I saw from the web is from LA reef which it calls rose petal. The one I fragged was attached to a rubble by fishing line and maybe it will attach itself to the rubble later on. I don't recommend this to tank with tang as this maybe food for it although I have no confirmation on that. Start using decorative and benificial macro and reap its benefits: 1. Improve nitrogen cycle 2. Nutrient export (absorb phoshate, nitrate and other metal) 3. add color and motion (see it dance with the waves) to your tank 4. food source for herbivores and copepods 5. homes for gobies, shrimp and other aquarium fishes and invertebrates http://www.lareefs.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=1&products_id=721

Anyone interested to add decorative and benificial macro in his tank? I have Gracilaria curtissae (also known as ruby red alga)which I want to trade with another macro (except caulerpa or cheato). I think this is not common as i don't see in any LFS or being offered for sale online. This one will add beauty in your tank because of bright red color and shape. I am open for a trade of clove coral frag as well. I cut a branch and wedged it into a crevice of a rubble and held by fishing line. sample frag (two weeks old): Mother colony:

ok, will try, probably will stick the picture in the glass, anyway my clowns always station in our corner of the tank.

=== I mean, when someone say his tank is 10 gallons, he is not actually saying its UK or US gallons. What normally is commonly use here UK or US gallons. Let say also, I use an additive which say 1 tsp per gallon. This gallon is what, US or UK, since both are not equal?

after almost 3 months (since I started this topic), my true percula still ignore my GBTA. Can you recommend another type of clown that will take refuge in GBTA that is also compatible with true percula? Or maybe dispose my percula and get another type. I am looking at something not getting very big.

By the way, which unit are we using when referring to volume of our tank, UK or US gallons?

How is ur rose now, interested to know?

any small, sand-sifting goby here?

At ahbeng, we are the catching the fish we want to buy, how sbout in cf, can we catch the fish or we need to ask d auntie?

anyone seen red grape algae (Botryocladia sp.) - want to try if will survive in my setup.

My green bubble tip anemone I thought was dying also as it shrank very small and black thing was also in the mouth. I removed the black thing (most likely an excrement) by suctioning with a piece of hose. The following day, it was back to normal. I am not saying the same case for you but I am just sharing my experience.

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Can midas and spot blenny coexist peacefully in 2.5' tank? Please share your experience.

Got this from Steven last time but can not find time to DIY so selling. Buy only as a bundle for $35 (lower than I got them) 1. 2 blue LED 2. 6 white LED 3. 1 meanwell driver lpc-20-700 - can support from 6-8 leds but recommended 6 only for maximum brightness of leds 4. glue to hold LED (not sure if still ok but it is unopened)

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hv some cheato to give away. Collection at Admiralty dr sembawang tomorrow night.

still trying to setup a planted tank to take care of my excess posphate and nitrate. I guess my setup is really laden with nutrient as various algaes are growing up. I only added the caulerpa but the rest just appeared from liverocks including the ulva, Here is the FTS, nothing special just want to enjoy the hobby but not spending too much.

Please help id the following plant/algae that just appeared and grew to my live rocks in the span of 6 months from the time I started this tank. 1. very soft like tissue paper 2. very bright red 3. like pcs of cut straw , maroon or purple 4. like plant roots but red 5. small red bubbles 6. yellow plant - bit hard 7. not a fern caulerpa

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Not sure how hard it is but my current setup has various plants that just appeared from nowhere and growing. from ulva to some red plants like string, fern type to short n long Hair algae and maybe seaweeds. Not good in id'ing but i will post for others to identify. Is it not good that we hv that section so we can share experiences and information.

We have nano reef, FOWLR, species tank, reef fish only, ... Can we have section for marine planted tank? Is tere anyone keeping a marine planted tank to take advantage of the phosphate and nitrate removal capability of the plants? I know some have plants in the sump but how about in the main display?

Planning to add sump in my current setup (2.5' x 1.5' X 1.5'). Can you recommend an external overflow box?