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Hang on better lah..you can adjust the spread of the lighting to your liking that way.... Stand on one tends to be more restricted..somemore you will have to remove the light when doing maintenance and such..very troublesome.

FwUaH!

check out the body.......

My new baby.....

If it's marine driftwood it should be alright. Other than that...I don't think it is a good idea. Your water will end up brown and probably contain tannins.

It is slowly dying. The yellow part you see is the skeleton.

Algae needs a few things to grow...phosphates, nitrates and light. They really much more on phosphates compared to nitrates so if you can control your phosphate level, a small amount of nitrates in your water would'nt matter much. You can try cutting down the photoperiod of your tank by a few hours and see if that slows down the growth of algae. If you have only fish and no corals...you might want to consider a tank blackout for 3 days.

Dissolved Organic Compounds.

prefer being a man....no need worry about losing 'it'

And this..... http://www.reefs.org/library/article/h_cortes-jorge.html

http://www.petsforum.com/personal/trevor-j.../marineich.html read it.

I have noticed that a huge percentage of people new to this hobby are paranoid.....

Hmm..just wondering..how big is your tank?

hmmm...the red one looks kinda stung..might be stung by the alveopora?

Are your lights strong enough?

ooops..those not the cuban kind..those are beige and purple color one.

Saw about 2-3 at Kwang's aquarium @ crane rd.

the gramma might go aggressive on the fire goby. hard to say.

You want cheap hamsters like winterwhite i can get very cheap...few bucks for one only... I get them once every week or so.

Not that far lah..5 mins only.

Me n metals99 kept ours for about 5 months.

Those are copepods..harmless and beneficial to your tank..leave the copepods alone!

2nd couple and their 'warzone'

1st weird couple..

A lil digression..my favourite zoanthid colony...