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My friend tried before, she kept a numbers of them in her sump, not easy to maintain.. it will crash your tank when they die.. just like clam.. Cheers...

I think africanus angel still there as this noon, but not sure about earspot angel..

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Oops, Steve told me it is Zebra eel.. ok.. noted.. Thanks

Hai, Bro DUCADOS, The LCK Zebra Moray still avai, price @ 1 red note + 2 gold coin...

CF Clam shipment: => Maxima ~300pcs tmr (all for export only, probably can go there browsing C C look look ) => Crocea and Squamasa (Unload Sunday night, Best going on Monday) => Another batches of Maxima ~400pcs on Next week..

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Cheers and Happy Reefing..

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The fun parts not only the pictures.. u can further analyze them via EDX to understand the components inside...

Agree, not difficult if compare to AFM/MRM.. Just treat it as advance high power scope after specimen sputter process done.... Not sure, I think may be different control for PHD research student.. I used to visit my colleague during her studies in NUS.. Just book the time and fill in the log book... done deal... want to further studies

Cheers.. Yes agree is very nice bro...

Ya, u should take this good opportunity to utilizes them since FOC... if not next time.. outside lab charge $3xx to $5xx at least per hour...

Ya, may be can bring some specimen to your school lab, take some pics under SEM.. You will see totally different world... phytoplankton Good start

Yes, Some books also recommend recognize them via microscope.. Ya, hope to clear this bad algae is the main objective...

Haha.. count me in too

Lemon, most likely not, I am amateur of this... dinoflagellate algae cell has a flagellum tail for propelling itself through water.. And the pics shown by Bro Onizuka is most likely Cyno... it could be the effect of long age cyno which the photosynthesis in round end form... And for dinoflagellate algae, silicate is not one of its needs as is the case with diatoms. Unfortunately calcium carbonate is. Above statement extracted from "Marine Algae Control Secrets by Bob Goemans" Do you have you algae outbreak pics to share? is it look like below? Thanks...

That is not bubble algae... it is some kind of photosynthesis reaction from cyno-algae.. probably refer to below link: cheers http://www.reeftime.com/reef-articles/reef-health/cyanobacteria-red-slime-algae/48.htm BTW, Bro Ozinuka, this tank looks familiar.. is it yours?

Haha, I got 3x Fire shrimp too... I give up on Cleaner shrimp... In general, they r ok and reef safe.. but they like to hover around LPS when feeding time and grab food from corals... it created unnecessary stress on corals.. But u got total 9 of them (both fire and cleaner), so can be very notorious gang... Just my tot....

Wah.. Bro,u got so many cleaner and fire shrimp in LPS tank? good luck to your LPS

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Same as me I am using Salifert showing very low PO4 almost undetectable... But I feed a lots.. probably this could be the reason...

dun scrub.. they propagate fast..siphon out of the tank will remove the chances of spreading...

Should be Cyno photosynthesis... very hard to deal with... cause they come back quick once with lights.... try lower po4, coral snow on every morning, zeozym twice a week. and manually siphon every night.. should be able to see improvement in 2month.... If fish only tank just off the light for the moment.. or get some cleaning crew may help... try sea hare, hermit etc...