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All perculas tentatively reserved.

Still available.

Neon goby, Gobiosoma evelynae (2 pieces, not paired) - $20 each Percula clown pair (one captive bred, one normal wild caught perc) - $40 Unique pattern percula clown (one white dot between the 1&2nd stripe, just below the dorsal fin) - $40 Semi-picasso clown pair (one from ORA, one wild caught) - $100 Emerald crab - $20 Blood shrimp pair - $30 Normal ocellaris pair - $5 Halloween hermit crab (4 pcs, XL size) - $14 each 2 extra shells for hermit (bought from Petmart) - $5 each shell http://www.liveaquaria.com/product/prod_di...amp;pcatid=1639 Collection in Marine Parade.

Only way is to remove the rocks.

Go to pharmacy like Guardian, ask for hydrogen peroxide. It will come in pre-diluted form of 3%. Dosage is 2ml per liter of seawater. Bath your fish in this for not more than 30 mins with aeration. Observe the fish carefully and remove it early if it does not seem to tolerate it well. Wait a few days and repeat if the fungus has not completely been eradicated.

It's alright to remove the filter wool. I have never used filter wool.

Both pairs are still available.

Clownfishes in the aquarium trade in Singapore are still >90% wild caught. Captive bred ocellaris clownfish are available, but it is not economically feasible for people to breed such clownfish for sale in Singapore. This is because wild caught ocellaris clowns have such a low wholesale value. Unless consumers are willing to pay many times more for captive bred clownfish and understand why captive bred fishes will cost more, I doubt there will be much improvement in the trade of wild caught ocellaris clownfish. Wild caught clownfish are very susceptible to brookynella, which usually causes mass mortality in wild caught clownfish shipments. This might have been the white patch which you have seen. The white poop usually indicates an internal parasite problem, which can be cured using products like Prazi-pro. Avoid buying clownfish which look pale or seem to have a coat of mucus on them. This is usually a sign of brookynella and common medications will not help. You need either a good formalin-based medication or chloroquin phosphate to deal with this disease. Cyanide is usually used to catch fishes which hide in rocks and are hard to catch. Clownfishes are easy to net and there is no need to utilize cyanide. My guess is that they are cheap just because of pure abundance in the wild.

All fishes currently reserved.

Decided to let off only 2 pcs. Interested pm me. The last time these crabs came in were 3-4 years ago. Very very good algae eaters.

http://www.liveaquaria.com/product/prod_di...&pcatid=628 These guys will eat bubble algae. I have limited males to let off at $20 each. Interested drop me a pm with your contact. Collection in Marine Parade. FCFS.

Aioliops megastigma

Diet has been chromis. No freshwater fishes fed to this gem.

Still available. Good for those who want to try their hands at culturing rotifers. I can give rotifer starter cultures.

Have only 1 pc. Interested parties can pm me your offers. Will consider selling if price is right. A reference photo can be found at: http://www.reefkeeping.com/issues/2002-11/...ature/index.php

Have 1 pc of Liopropoma collettei. Serious buyers can pm me your offer. Stable and eating pellet. Will let off if the price is right.

Have 1 pair of Lysmata kuekenthali to let off. $20 for the pair. Interested drop me a pm with your contact. Collection will be in Marine Parade.

Selling off 2 pairs of blood shrimp. $30 per pair. Interested drop me a pm. Collection in Marine Parade.

3 orchid dottybacks left. All are 1 inch. Going for $40 each. Interested drop me a pm.

Just got a colony of emerald crabs for breeding purposes. Stay tuned.

People organising bulk order for the frogs on aquaticquotient.com You might be able to get the frogs soon but 1x1x1 is too small for whites. 2ft height for them would be the bare minimum, 3-4 ft height is ideal. If the tank is not tall enough, the frogs will be stressed and will get abrasions on their snouts relatively quickly, followed by secondary infections.

Hi bro, Will support you. I'll take the unit.

I have a 32 oz (946 ml) bottle of the above to spare. Useful for feeding rotifers, brine shrimp, filter feeders like tubeworms,clams & tunicates. http://www.reed-store.com/?category=47&amp...productid=RD-SM Going for SGD $78, same price I bought it. Anyone interested drop me a pm.

They were available. Never seen them in years. Did'nt come cheap either, around $20-$30 per crab.

Still looking. Must be minimum 3ft.