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GO today: nice Zoas.....

GO today: nice Zoas.....

GO today: nice Zoas.....

GO today: nice Zoas.....

GO today: nice Zoas.....

GO today: nice Zoas.....

GO today: nice Zoas.....

GO today: nice Zoas.....

GO today: nice Zoas.....

GO today: nice Zoas..... :thumbsup:

May be check with ML....

Nope.. All sold... Cheers..

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CF shld be small one... Cheers...

Yup, there is mistake @ LFS listing.. Ah Beng Contact = 65820235. Cheers. Pls find info below:

Thanks for sharing, Take note on the excel file formula at C39 were missing square root, and formula at C41 is the correct one. Thanks

As I promise to derive more.... Below r the general convention for glass thickness calculation, as you can see the length taking account in term of constant ratio (β) versus height, therefore the impact would be negligible in normal condition unless exceed certain matrix. But on the other hand, look at the Height (H) in the notation, it play dominant effect as one of the key variable. Pls find the notation below: Glass thickness = ( (β x (H^3) X 0.00001)/B )^0.5 β = A constant ratio between length over height H = height of Tank Bending Stress ( B ):Tensile Strength / Safety Factor Just share my tot..... Hopes above helps.... Cheers..

the motivation of author statement above were height playing more significant or dominant role versus length in deciding glass thickness. Let consider when both object having same volume but one taller and the other one longer, which one easier to tilt? Will derive more when free... Just share my tot... Cheers

Thanks for sharing.. come across this write up before.. I think some typo above.. "THE GLASS THICKNESS DEPENDS ON THE HEIGHT, NOT THE LENGTH "..

LCK today: Looks like juvenile Giant Grouper (Epinepheius lanceolatus)

LCK today: Panther Grouper (Cromileptes altivelis)

LCK today: Scribbled Angelfish (Chaetodontoplus duboulayi)

LCK today: King Angelfish (Holacanthus passer)

LCK today: Flame Angels

LCK today: Tangs