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GO today.. LPS (Various pattern Bubbles)....

GO today.. LPS (Hammer, Octo, Torch)....

GO today.. LPS (Hammer, Frogspawn)....

GO today.. More Zoas pics....

GO today.. Zoas....

GO today.. more plates pics....

GO today.. Plenty of plates....

GO Update : Next week GO expecting new Replica Rock shipment.. Heard various of choices..

Thanks for reading.. Cheers and Happy Reefing...

They r general found at brackish area. As mention they r amphidromous species. To be surprise they toleration on salinity range after acclimatise is much wider than other marine hobby fishes. If you read certain article from magazine they can be range from sg 1.000 to 1.026. Banded Archerfish is available in Singapore, If you visit our 2nd link causeway area. Do check the salinity you will be surprise... Doesn't matter, just try to share what spotted @ LFS for those kept above species...

Yes, Banded Archerfish (Toxotes jaculatrix) is commonly available @ CF..

I update this fish, cause I know some brother here keeping archer fish in their marine tank..

GO will have new Shipment end of this month... expected SPS & Zoas too...

For brackish/amphidromous fish keeper, C328 has rare Archer Fish from Myanmar. Toxotes blythii(布氏射水魚) Normally Archer fish species found in our shore or commonly available @ LFS is Toxotes jaculatrix.

For brackish/amphidromous fish keeper, C328 has rare Archer Fish from Myanmar. Toxotes blythii(布氏射水魚) Normally Archer fish species found in our shore or commonly available @ LFS is Toxotes jaculatrix.

Shld be 'Many Spined Pygmy Angelfish'/'Multi-Spined Dwarf Angel' (Centropyge multispinnis).. Cheers

Found one plug with remote yesterday but still need to find another plug. Brand "SoundTech"..

Probably need to check first.. Soak or wash before uses.. And check the water any oil base signature.. That is always some risk, we did not not the sources handling process like wash or dried procedure.. So, better soak/wash before uses.. U can serve them with Garlic soak.. Cheers...

Wau!! Handsome baby Bandit..

For other Reefkeeping/Forum Acronyms & Abbreviations pls refer to below link.. Cheers...

Detail presentation videos... PART III

Detail presentation videos... PART I PART II

Pls find below very good presentation package by our SPS & Zoas guru Cedric Ang... in short... STN = Slow Tissue Necrosis RTN = Rapid tissue necrosis Cheers...

You might need to monitor any aggressiveness in your tank..might need to take note, they r good jumper... Cheers..