jackywongto

I am planning a visit to Cedric place this Friday/ Thursday. You guys keen?

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new green zoas. The PD on top has multiplied from 3 polyps to 8

my tailspot blenny. hardworking algae eater.

lime green paly from LYK seems a bit crumpled. not very healthy,

My yellow clown goby

Hwee your octo kena relocated liao during my rescape yesterday

normal paly... but one of my favourite!

lol ya hwee.... keke.... you can follow liao....

yeah, I am just posting without editing this time round. Peter arh... since when he is busy wan? lol ....

Mandarin Orange

thanks Wilson.... trying to get some nice shots without having to photoshop to reflect its true colour.

Yuma from Bro Peter. does not bloom, does not wither... just hanging on there.....

My cocoworm... still going strong

honestly, I was rather disappointed with the result.... cause I swop 2 of the front white LED with blue ones but totally cannot see the difference visually. Might need to swop the other 4 violent ones with blue ones. kiko, the one I wanted to try is red LED. But if the blue LED is not strong enough, then I might not even have the slots for red LEDs.

oops btw, the new three kingdoms is on sale already !!!!! Saw it and grabbed it immediately.

oops btw, the new three kingdoms that I mentioned is on sale already !!!!! I grabbed one immediately!

next, just remove the small white connector of the LED you wish to remove. Then unscrew the 2 small screws beside the LED disc. remove the LED fixture. place the heat transfer gel on the back of the new LED. place it in position and refix the 2 screws. reconnect the white connector. done I completed swopping 2 LEDs in less than 20 mins ... hehe edit: BTW, the blue LED is transparent and the white LED is yellowish when not powered.

@#$#$^%^*$ already the internet Tethering giving me so much problem liao... u guys still di siao here....

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Let me start with the swopping of LEDs on the MaxSpect. One of the selling points of MaxSpect G2 (Generation 2) is that the LEDs can be easily swopped. I have obtained 2 spare blue LEDs (Thanks to Dr Evil) and decided to swop out two of the white ones with these blue LEDs. I am just going to give a brief summary on how the swop can be done. First: Pic of the spare LEDs and the heat transfer gel. To get to the LEDs, you just need to turn over the lightset with the LED side facing up. Then 1) remove the sliding bracket from the lightset. (remove the 2 long screws on the side) 2) remove the side panel (remove 2 short screws on the side) 3) slide out the plastic cover 4) lift up the aluminium plate covering the LEDs after you have remove the 6 small screws. This is what you will see next.

Since the air has been cleared, I am continuing my thread here. For those who are unfamiliar with my tank, you can check out the specs in my signature below and my previous tank thread http://www.sgreefclub.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=82642&st=0

Hey bro whq, regarding your questions above: I know nuts about SPS.... For gonio, I do realise that it is rather sensitive to water parameters, temp, light, and wave movements. Would advise u to swop it if you wanna play safe. For Carbon, I am ordering in the Rox 8.0 high grade carbon from Peter's bulk order. you require prob 2 tablespoon only for your tank size for a fortnight. You might want to share with me if keen. Pls PM me hor. Otherwise, I have recently tried Pura complete. Its a mixture of carbon and phosphate remover. quite good imo.

??? Sorry for? Thanks for the compliment. Next week, Sat is ok. Sunday onwards, I will be home alone with the 2 girls for 1 whole week .... (my wife going to China for business trip). I will have my life shutdown and be a 24x7 father for that entire scary week..... don't even dare to think about it .....

Thanks Kiko!