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Bro, is the pinkish-red colony on the top right of your tank pics SPS or cauliflower or any other lps? Must be very nice if it is a colony of SPS...

whoa bro, from your video can see that you had evolve from a mainly lps to almost tank full of sps.... very nice tank and well kept tank...

the coraline algae looks more like coraline cabbage.. . very impressive tank

Wait till you see his pratas... it will be VVVVVVery obsence

That's one of your all time favourite, bro... Gone now..

Thanks bro... It will be interesting to see your setup... Enjoy the mangroves..

Hi, does the red mangrove need soil or sand bed? how thick ? Thanks in advance.

Bro, that guy is me

Bro, Red mangroves are unique and one of the hardiest plants that can survive in all types of salinity condition. When in seawater, they survive by excreting salt through their leaves. In home condition, we need to intervene by spraying the leaves with some fresh water every other day. I am using DI water to lightly spray onto the leaves twice a week. In nature, this action is done by mother nature as when it rains, the salt will automatically be washed off the leaves. U will be surprise at the amount of nitrate it can pull out from the water.... Enjoy your mangroves and the natual biotope...

Apology for not able to reply to all PM. Reserve by Bro N.

Hi guys, have a set of used Seio magnetic holder to let go for $15. Suitable for Seio 620 & 820 No pilot pls.

Bro, i think it is time for you to display your skills in catching shrimps at local fishing ponds in your tank now. You will still retain your title of prawn king only if u managed to fish out your mantis shrimp..

You have a very lovely tank, bro....

Nice prata, wasn't it......hehehe...

Hey bro, [1] Is the algae growing on certain pcs of LR or all over your tank? I have heard stuff like LR leeching out phosphate compound. Not sure how true this is though. If it is just on a few pcs of LR and if removal of them is feasible, u might just wanna remove them. [2] If over the entire tank, you might wanna to try not switching on the light for a few days. Will not have any harmful effected to the corals while following the advise of adjusting the parameters by fellow reefers in the post above [3] I am using sorb-4 for phosphate removal and i believe it did work as it successfully bring down my phosphate level originally. If all water parameters are good, the LR might be the cause as algae tends to thrive in nutrient rich surface... Just my 2cts....hope it helps and not make u more confuse..

and your floor looks slippery though... can be quite dangerous....

Whoa bro, u can be a full time reef keeper...

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Red Cyna: $50 Reposting the pics for the bi-color prata & Red Cyna. Hope the photo quality is better....

Upzzz... Bi-color Prata: $70 Collection at Fernvale

Collection will be at Fernvale, Sengkang....

Red Cyna

Hi, have the following items to let go. All 3 been with me for abt 8mths. All are very healthy as can be seen from the pics. I am using handphone camera to take the pics so the pics quality is limited. The actual items are fabulous [1] Bi-color Prata: $70 (Pics 1, left) [2] Blue Maxima: $40 (Pics 1, middle) [3] Red Cyna: $50 (Pics 2) If can take 3 items and can collect by today, will let go at $145. for viewing

WHOA... at your rate of changing skimmer, you will soon be running out of new brand of skimmers to use....

Both are good and established brand. IMO, i would grade Deltec products as more superior.. You will not regret using this brand for their superior performance and ease of use..