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Bubber

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  1. Hi everyone, I'm looking for a leopard wrasse like the one in the picture... Pls let me know if u r selling or if u seen any LFS selling... Thx alot! Forgot where I got tis picture from but apologize to the bro for borrowing the picture...
  2. Mine's only a 2 footer so maybe 1 will do...thx for the tips!
  3. Thx a million bro!! finally got some info for it....thank u v much!! ....Leopard wrasse
  4. Ya I'm puzzled too....but if stress spots should be gone by now since I removed the aggressor n also better water quality... I'm scared it's something else like fungus but scared if I medicate my tank again the parameters will go haywire again... Tried to such for something like that but nothing...haiz..
  5. Juz to clear some doubts, here's a brief history... - Everything fine until intro AT n PBT into main tank... (All other fish, inc. blue tang, r hypo-ed b4 going into main, but AT n PBT r quarintined for 1 mth without hypo since they looked ich-free) - Ich infested AT n PBT...rest of fish minor infection inc. blue tang - Hypo main tank - A week later, all recovered from ich - 3-4 weeks into hypo, blue tang developed wat I tot was "stress spots" due to on-off chasing by ABT (all other fish r 'clean') - checked NO3... 80ppm!!! - water changes, ABT sold, 20ppm......but spots still there, if nt more....
  6. Thx bro, I'll try to remove as much as I can...Juz scared if I miss out 1 or 2 they may reproduce & come back again... Do u think adding a fish would help? so far no livestock inside except a tiny pistol shrimp...
  7. Thx bro, I'll try doing that with the zoos...but it's everywhere in my tank...I think they might go back to the zoas unless I can rid them off my tank altogether...
  8. u got it spot on bro, my NO3 was 80ppm last week...but after a few water changes it has dropped to abt 20 ppm...but the spots on my blue tang is still as many if not even more...should I juz leave it or should I treat it with something...
  9. Thx bro LaW, I've been using a refractrometer to keep it consistantly at 1.009...the thing is I also have newly intro AT & PBT who recovered from ich since the hypo n they r ich free as of now... It certainly look different from the normal ich that I've seen...
  10. I can't really see them moving...but I noticed they change position now n then...I guess maybe they move v v slowly so... It kind of cause some of my zoas to stop opening already...
  11. Hi everyone, Not sure what it is but I've red flake-like flat thingy all over my zoa tank... Issit harmful? how can I get rid of it?
  12. Hi everyone, Something strange is happening to my blue tang that really puzzles me n I sincerely hope u guys can help me with it... My blue tang with me for more than a year suddenly develop white pertruding spots after 1 month into hypo treatment... Correct me if I'm wrong but logically it can't be ich since it's under hypo, it looks more like stress spots or fungus... Here's a picture of it (sry for the poor quality, tt's the best I can get)...
  13. Thx for all the interest...everything collected
  14. Hi everyone, I've some dead rocks to give away... - Some dried dead rocks M/L sized (Flat) - Some dried dead coral skeleton - Some other dead rocks that I've bubbled with sea water for 9 months but nv got to use (S/M sized) Also giving away a 4ft x 2ft x 1ft black tub... Pls PM me your contact if interested... Piority given to those who can clear earliest... Collection near serangoon
  15. It's the omega fatty acid..another alternative to KM zoecon is selcon From what I understand zoe is more for corals, zoecon should be more appropriate as it's meant for fish...
  16. I tried soaking pellets in Kent Zoecon n it worked v well for me...the HLLE wounds actually recovered leaving no scar, contrary to what I've read elsewhere... I drop a few drops of zoecon on a spoon n try to soak as many pellets on it as I can...the pellets should be slightly wet but still maintains it's solid form...I feed this way as much as it can eat, at least 3 times a day, n my abt actually recovered in less than a week... I wasn't sure if it's the proper way to use zoecon but I took a risk n the result is amazing...n my fat fat abt is now still happily swimming in my tank..
  17. bro, are my eyes playing tricks on me or is your twin spot wrasse bigger than your AT??
  18. Thx everyone for the interest both shrimps r sold n collected... The chaetos have also been reserved..
  19. Thx everyone for the interest but the chaetos have been reserved..
  20. Hi everyone, I've some chaetos to let go for free... Collection near serangoon garden area Pls pm me with your contact if u are interested
  21. Thank you everyone for your interest, all items have been collected..
  22. Both shrimps reserved but chaetos still available to anyone who wants it..
  23. Mine left my corals alone.. As for peppermint shrimp in general, they are used to get rid of aptisia which is a pest for reefs
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