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Oh Darren, yr sps are very colourful. Put mine to shame. cheers, mike

Thanks, Goulldian. Good Info. mike

Try again, never say die. Asked foreign talent, ah nei, in my office for help. Yep, finally got it. Thats how she looks at her prime. Cheers,

Thank you for the help and advice. Its indeed a softie. Here is how it looks in her prime. Sorry, i cant load the pic. Give up liao. Thanks to all again. Boss Larry, I am at wits end. cheers

IT was like tat the last time . Soory , couldnt post pics cheers

Just 2 weeks ago, all polyps were firing. Now.. Why?

Omg, thats a very dangerous glance. Did he catch you looking at him or his..? It could be a very fatal attraction. Becareful all things hairy. Furry or bushy is different all together. Dont be confused. cheers

I second to LL's statement. 8 line flasher..sounds nice. LL if you see one ,do let me know. Kumsia

Never trust any thing hairy, least being a crab ! cheers

Its always a challenge! Thats reefing. cheers

good choice ! Very nice. I dont have to meet you to know you. A gentleman wearing a cap and smelled ketchup. Honestly, i had lunch with Desi, Jacky, Peter and the rest many moons ago. We should update on our flowerpots many months later. cheers

Dont mention. You got the nice big red one for CYN . Ah nei told me. No lah, if Tarzen and Jane were the ones, I would have told you and exchanged greetings. Which one ?

try this http://reefkeeping.com/issues/2005-10/nftt/index.php cheers

I like goni. Tot i share this article with you. http://reefkeeping.com/issues/2005-10/nftt/index.php cheers mike

sorry to hear that. i am sure she recover fast. take good care of her. cheers

National Strawberry Forces... thats the Mandarin version .. you surf in airbus ? cheers

Ok darren, you have it. If not happy , can reject it. If you are NSF, you are under student concession. cheers old uncle mike

need to give some support to students to take up this hobby. They are the future reefers! Take care, my fiend. cheers

Very naughty... ....3rd child should be out by end of the year. So you have twins.. cheers

Selling this BN again. Buyer backs out as his wife found out that he is going for virgin. You know who you are. If interested, put your name here and sms me. To collect at Clementi West st 1 by latest tomolo night. Collection after 7.30 pm $120 for non SRC member, $70 for SRC member, student $60 + 1 free monti frag. Cheers, mike/82010133

If we humans have dogs eyes sight, we probably wont be keeping sps. cheers

Krystal, my Westie, took a peep of my corals..

Cut and paste .. Foods / Feeding Acropora Coral Feeding: In the wild, Acropora corals have developed several feeding strategies. Through a symbiotic relationship with a marine algae, known as zooxanthellae, they receive the majority of their nutrients. They also capture planktonic organisms and microscopic food particles from the water column and can absorb dissolved organic matter. In captivity, feeding zooplankton once a week is the preferred choice. Copepods, Artemia, and nauplii are too large for them to ingest. But new forms of prey are being developed including invertebrate larvae and new strains of rotifers. Many feel that Acros in captivity need to be in a tank that has dissolved or solid organic matter to survive and thrive. Without this, they may seem fine for a while, but over a few months, without any visible indication, they may end up dead because of starvation. Signs of lack of food would be no new growth, polyps extending and some tissue recession. Aquarium Care Excellent and stable tank conditions are required to keep all Acropora spp. corals. Doing water changes of 10% every 2 weeks is needed, although it is suggested that doing 5% water changes once a week will bring about amazing results. Keep the nitrate levels low. Tanks should offer high calcium levels and strontium should be added. Suggested levels for Acropora species are: •Calcium: 400 to 450 ppm (closer to 450). If the Acro does not have enough calcium, it will not grow. There will be no tissue recession, but the polyps will be extended. •Alkalinity: 3.2 TO 4.5 MEQ/L (8 to 10 dKh - 10 is recommended) •Phosphates: 0, zero. Phosphates are the worst of all and all corals hate them. •Magnesium: 1350-1500. Magnesium makes calcium available, so if your calcium is low, check your magnesium levels before adding any more calcium. •Strontium: 10 cheers

Done deal. Frag reserved by an old bird,looking for virgins. Thank you all.

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