nichjon

i have a Nano Remora hand on skimmer for cheap sale if u r interested.

I have a Nano Remora for sale if u r interested? sell cheap lah.

yes giving up reefing, i have a fairly new Hailea HC-150A chiller for sale if u r interested.

Hi, I have a Hailea chiller used for my 2ft cube tank, you interested? HC-150A,

Hi Stanley, I have a 2ft custom tank with cabinet, sump tank, chiller and hand on skimmer if you r interested. PM me if interested. https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B-rZBil7aAxsRVBQeDBqUVZYZWM/view?usp=sharing

Need urgent help from expert reefers here. I recently bought a green torch coral and placed it into my tank, but i noticed that as the days go by, sections of the torch keep dying, until one day when i caught my small hermit crab nipping on the coral. I asked a reef shop about it and they told me that hermits with red legs are coral UNSAFE and those with blue legs are ok with corals. So i went back to check and guess what, it has blue stripes on its legs! Anyone can help on this? As i plan to buy more torch corals again soon. Thanks.

All sold off to a nice fellow reefer. THanks.

Last call for token amount of $10, any takers?

no i've got 4 6W LED spotlights so i think it's pretty bright enough. I won't be placing that much corals cos i won't want this tank to be too high maintenance, prob more bright coloured LS. Currently i only plan to solely use an Algae Scrubber which is about 12" x 30" big, so i hope this will suffice to keep things under control. I'm trying to achieve a tank with the least maintenance and care, so i hoe that my plan will work out without any major hitches. For all fellow reefers who would like to know where i got my tank made from, it's by the very knowledgable and friendly Ms. Sim of Atlantic Glass, u can contact her at 6280-4447. Her tank prices are really very competitive and affordable after researching so many tank makers.

All for $20 now, just want to quickly get rid of them.

yup space was taken into consideration too, as i've left a 3-5 inch gap all around the rockscape including the back part for the fishes to swim around, plus i left a 'hole' in middle of the rockscape to allow more light to get in too. Anyway i've got 4 spotlights which are adjustable so there wont be any very 'shaded' spots on the rocks. Will be testing out my lighting today or tmr before i fill the tank, so any last minute changes are still possible. Thanks Fellow Reefers.

Oh ok. Anyway if you are use the tap, you would still need to drill a small hole also, it's just that with acrylic, u can actually create threads with a hot screw and it will melt the plastic and create the threads, whereas a tap will actually cut the plastic to create the threads, but both ways are also do-able.

I have some different nylon tubing that are used for industrial air lines and connections, if you can give me the OD and hole ID of the hose that u need as well as the length, i can try to get for u.

Araldite will do the job very well, but stick to the rule of Less Is Best, too much and the bond will not be that good.

bro, u can get an M3 sized tap from any good hardware store that sells screws and other such items. Either that or you can drill a slightly smaller hole, then heat up an M3 screw and slowly screw it into the hole, make sure that for every 1/2 turn, you reverse the screw 1/4 turn back as per tapping method, so that the screw doesn't ceaze in the hole.

yup thanks bro. Ya i've thought about the lighting and as i have light coming from 4 different spots, i think only a very small part might be shadowed, moreover i plan to place corals which need more light at certain areas only. Well i guess this tank is gonna be a working progress as time goes by. Will most probably be filling the tank up for cycling this weekend once i've gotten my filtration system finalised, so I'll post more pics soon. Thanks for your suggestions and critics. Cheers man!

Just added in another 1.7kg of LR which includes a beautiful white half round coral.

Latest pics of a slight change for my rockscape as per fellow reefer's suggestion, it certainly looks much better and less 'cluttered' also. Hope this will be a much better rockscape design.

Just managed to alter the rockscape a little bit as reefer skinbone's recommendation which was very true when i reached home and took a good look at it. So look out for updated pics tmr morning, i hope it will look much better after this change. Happy Reefing.

er, i think mostly soft corals and anemones and all that la, not being too ambitious yet, probably in the near future.

Hi skinbone, noted about the 2/3 ratio, i think you have a very good point there, i may remove 1 or 2 big pcs later and update more pics tomorrow. It's true that it looks a bit 'heavy'. Thank for your expert opinion! Thanks again. Cheers Bro.

At last, finished scaping my new tank. Wanted to have a concept like a protruding outcrop of rock with a gap in the middle for fishes to hide as well as to swim around the entire rockscape. Hopefully this design and arrangement will also allow my Vortech wavemaker to produce a rotating wave and current around the entire structure, i think this design also allows for the best views from both sides of the tank as well as providing the best view from the front. Will be adding the substrate tonight, so tomorrow i will upload the pics with the sand already in. Happy Reefing.

I've finished scaping my new tank and have 2 big pieces plus a few more smaller pieces of Live Rocks for sale, all to go at $30. The 2 biggest pieces are 2.5 and 2 kg each. Self-collect at Flora Drive after office hours. SMS me at 8113-6171 if you're interested. Please bring along your own containers. Happy Reefing. Nick.

Just wanna share with the other reefers on my newest project for a brand new 2' cube tank. I plan to hopefully use only an algae scrubber for filtration based on what I've researched so far. I will be updating frequently with new pics and info as this project builds. Any suggestions or opinions will be greatly appreciated. Happy Reefing!

yup but cycling is the most important step to get everything in place ready for LS.