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Paradiz Reef lahx...

hydroids?

I rather give angels the miss altogether. Why play with fire when you know you will get burnt one day? Unless you like the cheap thrill?

I would retreat to madagascar, or peru.

A blue tang in a 2 ft tank....it wun get to grow to its maximum size at all. It'll end up stunted. Kinda cruel if you ask me.

You can use the tank..provided you only fill it up to 50% or less? Why not set up a mini mangrove habitat? I think you mean 6mm...i don't think any normal FW 4 footer uses 5mm glass...

keep them away from microbubbles...and best keep them in shaded areas before they get smothered by diatoms or algae.

Nothing..if my guess is correct its feeding on brittlestars, although it might not enjoy doing so...but oh well..sh*t happens.. Brittlestars can be abundant in aquariums..and furthermore they are echinoderms too...

HAhaha..i agree totally.....

Are you sure it's the specialised harlequin shrimp? Common names can give rise to alot of confusion some times.

It's starving?

yea..the turbo snails are notorious for making noise.......

no problem

heh..can catch in malaysia the kampongs one..

hehe..thanks..a small bunch would be ok..about 5-6 polyps is enough.

the good old razor blade.

Hmmm..i love your blood red zoos...wanna exchange frags?

If you want nudibranchs..wait for lettuce nudibranchs to be available for sale again...keep an eye on the weekly report...normally ppl will update stocks there.

Think you should leave it...most polychaetes are not very adapted for fish catching...

Saw some at a shop in marine parade...next to the 7-11 near to the old marine parade library..but $4 each.. From the chek jawa guide book...it seems like sand shifting stars are very common there..

Sounds like ammonia poisoning.......

Use T5s..you'll be amazed by the intensity such a small tube gives off..

Hmmm..golden pearls..sounds very oriental...it's a chinese product? Remind me of 'zhen zhu fen' lolx

It's oxygen bubbles produced by photosynthetic microalgae. Nothing to be worried about.

Harlequins usually cease eating after consuming a sea star. A few days after finishing the star if it has no appetite, it normally is a sign that the shrimp is going to moult. After moulting, the harlequin usually waits for a few more days before beginning to feed again. Hope this answers your question.