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hi hi Ah lim.. will post more when my cube arrival. finally my pair of percula clown and supper sun will back to it's new home soon. thanks tengah for taking care of them . Although i pay for their living expense.

My APF600 touched down from Reef Depot Cheers to Reef Depot for their patience in explaining the fixing and points of cautious during handling. Assemble all the dismantled parts and took down a pic. Time to sit back and awaits my cube to arrive. Outstanding Items :CR & Wavemaker. Any bro good recommendation? Feeder Pump Eheim 1250 for APF600

Received e call from ML Henry the detail of my tank touch down. Finally after some time! H2O preparation . Glad that they delievered to my door step Need to cater more as they run out of stocks so far

look for tengah pal. he got many seio 620 i think..keke. he staying in the west also

150MH on SPS will not be enough. they will bleached if u r keeping LPS softies, then 2 x 150 w for ur 3ft maybe. with supplement of T5 just my 2 cents..

EHIEM !!!!! cheers

can try I-Aquatic located at tampiness

mine is a 2.5 ht last time. thats y im changing. i climb up a ladder even worst. then a few time i try to stretch my hand, end up hand clamp and cannot lit out of my tank..dun laugh horr..

chk with iwarna victor:)

will pass some to u if im free bro:)

bro, if u willing to spend 600 from Jireh , why not consider getting those 2nd hand tank with sump for future in case u holding big equipments? http://www.sgreefclub.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=71365 I think the hardy fishes like damsels will probably survive too. even after getting the 2nd hand tank, remaining will goes to getting a skimmer which i believe overall cost less than what u spend at Jireh. No offend Jireh. for a fish with live rock only tank dun really need a chiller. but a proper skimmer and FR will do. correct me if im wrong:) cheers.

heh...dude:) im west reefer !!!! finally can find some1 in the west.. there is a few LFS for set up advice. such as marine life at hong leong. he giving good advice and price quite ok:) i dun suggest u slowly upgrade ur system bro. as it will cost u more. get the good equipment once and for all:) cheers !!!

hopes these helps bro Saltwater ich (ick), or "white spot disease" is one of the most common diseases that infect marine fish in home aquariums. It is caused by Cryptocaryon irritans, and is similar to freshwater ich. Infection with Cryptocaryon is often confused with another common saltwater disease called Amyloodinium (velvet). Therefore, proper identification is necessary for correct treatment and prevention of this disease. Most wild fish are exposed to low levels of this parasite but are able to effectively fight off the infection without becoming seriously ill. In contrast, due to a relatively small volume of water and a concentrated population of fish, the number of Cryptocaryon has the opportunity to explode in the home aquarium. High levels of stress caused by poor water conditions, improper diet, or aggression from existing tank mates can further aggravate the situation. As a result, even low, non-problematic numbers of Cryptocaryon protozoan can rapidly cause serious infections. Cryptocaryon is not too difficult to identify because of the characteristic white spots. The white spots are 0.5-2.0 mm in size and have a tendency to appear first on the pectoral fins. As a result, infected fish may swim with folded or clamped fins. As the disease progresses, the spots will become more wide spread and the eyes of the infected fish may become cloudy. A secondary fungal infection may also appear on the skin. If the infection is concentrated in the gills or is in the early stages, the fish may show irritation, respiratory distress, and lethargy without having any visual spots. Treating Cryptocaryon The treatment for Cryptocaryon is fairly straightforward provided the cause of the stress is corrected. By far, the most popular and effective treatment is copper. There are a variety of copper products available for use in the home aquarium. These copper-based medications will provide proper treatment, if used at the correct dose. Even at very low amounts, copper is very toxic to invertebrates and can never be used in reef aquariums or aquariums with invertebrates. To ensure proper treatment, move the infected fish to a bare bottomed quarantine or treatment tank. It is essential to follow the manufacturer's instructions and use a copper test kit to monitor and maintain therapeutic levels of copper. Other methods that are sometimes used to control both freshwater and marine ich are high wattage UV sterilizers and diatom filters. The very fine diatom filters can help strain Cryptocaryon out of the water during its free-floating stage. A properly sized UV sterilizer will also kill the free-floating Cryptocaryon. Preventing Cryptocaryon The old saying that "prevention is the best form of medicine" is very true of all marine disease. It is especially true of Cryptocaryon. All new fish should be placed in a quarantine tank for at least ten days to make sure they are eating, free of disease, and are able to recuperate in a stress-free environment. Properly treat any sick fish before introducing them to the main display aquarium. Keep in mind that the quarantine tank must be clean, appropriately sized with efficient filtration, and have proper water parameters. Provide adequate hiding places to further decrease fish stress. Remember, stress is the enemy of fish health. Cryptocaryon will target stressed fish with lowered immune systems. Reduce fish stress to decrease disease incidence. Good husbandry practices such as maintaining water quality, correct nutrition, stable temperature, and meeting habitat requirements contribute to the overall health of your aquarium inhabitants

maybe the low kelvin of the bulb. Higher the kelvin such as 14k and above 20k blueish effect, simulate deeper penetration maybe u might consider adding supplement of T5 getting higher kelvin bulb. or change the MH bulb to higher kelvin like 14 or 20k ? correct me if im wrong

haha..victor, i agree with u. if it grows on ur rock scape,and not on ur glass. else u got big problem scaping them away..

bro, as for me. i buy those fresh water battery operated pipe pumpm with the on/off push button on top. slim and can fit a hose to the end for flexibility. work very well for me with out strr the rocks .. just my two cent. btw cost abt $12 only

thanks for e explaination bro:)

ups for u bro!!

i guess..maybe kalantan lane selling..can try ur luck there bro.

ups for ur sales !!!

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thanks bro..great sales !!! thanks for the discount eheim for my friend just now.. ups for ur sales!!!

anyone selling?

bro, any slot to insert the ph probe? thanks....

bro i just msg u thro ur mobile to reserve the eheim 1262 for me. cheers !!