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selling off these 2 open brains, trachyphyllias.. 1 red (3.5 inches) - $50 1 green (4 inches) - $60 take both together for $100. healthy, stable for more than half a year, fed weekly with prawn meat.. interested, pls contact me, self view, collect at woodlands ring road.. vincent 92382517

the copperband in my dad's tank, about 4-5 inches big, is kept with clams, brains, rics, acans, and sps.. so far no problem, its feeding greedily on frozen mysis.. havent touched any corals..

with your clownfishes inside the anemone it should prevent other fishes from getting too close.. so its an extra precaution against ur fishes getting eaten.. :) good luck!

icic, haddonis sld prefer sandbed mostly.. neighbouring corals will get stung definitely.. but nonetheless its a beautiful piece..

thats an interesting looking carpet.. weirdly, it should prefer sandbed, like all haddonis.. did you place it on the sand initially?

wao, you sure are lucky! my percs still negative on my haddoni.. pictures!!

i doubt so, pricey.. unless i can my percs can host in my existing haddoni by this week.. den i'll get it..

hehe gonna concentrate on sps.. clear some corals first, prepare for new project..

thanks to all bros who showed interest.. zoas are sold and collected, and i do not have anymore zoas left, cleared all my zoas liao.. :)

currently reserved for collection tonight..

hi all, clearing the last 3 of my zoa frags.. take all 3 for $50. 12 polyps of Sunflower 10 polyps of LA Lakers ~30 polyps of Cherry Bombs what you see is what you get, exact frags.. PM me if interested, first come first serve, self view and collect at Woodlands Ring Rd. cheers, vincent

another awesome sps tank.. nice and neat, just like your previous RBTA tank, i really love that idea.. welcome to src..

very very nice flamey.. good catch..

i saw these mini darts, they're really small, and cute.. some leopard wrasse, and nice frogspawn, hammers and torch at iwarna..

you might have gotten an engineer goby..

his sps are really healthy.. look at his lightings.. 4x250W, 8xT5..

your best try would be monti caps.. any other forms of sps won't make it.. you'll have to consider flow and water quality.. in such a small tank its hard to manipulate in my opinion..

8 x T5 but if i have to choose between 150 or 250, definitely 250.. or even 400.. and i prefer 20k..

awesome flasher there! sad to say, my filamented has officially gone into hiding.. prolly chased off by my Mccosker..

i seem to be poisoned by wrasse lately too.. hi bro Earth, so far i don't see any disadvantage, except that it doesn't reflect light as well as white sand, thus making the tank look slightly dimmer towards the bottom, but not a big issue in my opinion.. the reason i used black sand is because it gives a feeling of depth and 'cave', making my tank look bigger and deeper than what it is..

thank you bro Kelvin, glad to know that the frags are growing well for you.. Roger! long time no see, are you coming back to marine already..? no wrasse collection can match your previous tank! it was my inspiration!

i sure hope so! they were squaring off last night.. hope the colours maintain.. red and blue ones coming?? i definitely must stay tuned..

wao, a flasher male and a harem of females.. nicely done..

thanks bro, yupps i just changed the ID to filamentosus.. initially thought it was a cyaneus.. but its ok, a nonetheless dazzling specimen.. yupps you are right, margin and exquisite from CF, very pretty wrasses for an inexpensive price, couldn't resist..

should be a Paracheilinus filamentosus, Filamented Flasher Wrasse (if i'm not wrong) to go along with the old resident, the McCosker's Flasher Wrasse..