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Hi, I am interested in purchasing the above mentioned invertebrate. If you have a specimen for sale, please PM me with the following details:- - Duration in your tank - Parameters of your tank - Lighting for the tank - Wavemakers in tank - Size of specimen - Feeding frequency I will be viewing the specimen before making any commitment to prevent any misunderstanding. Thank you

Reducing price to $55. Self collect from Woodlands Drive 60

Hi Guys, I have opened and brand new fish food to sell off as recently, my fish population was wiped out suddenly by Ick! New Life Spectrum Marine Fish Formula (99% left) ($14) Ocean Nutrition Formula One Flakes (99% left) ($9) Ocean Nutrition Formula Two Flakes (100% left) ($9) Argent Cyclop-eeze 30g (99% left) ($12) Henry's Probiotic Advantage (99% left) ($15) Seachem Garlic Guard (95% left) ($8) Total: $67 I am selling all of them for only $60, all of the food were bought recently. Interested party can sms me @ 91510410 for collection (most probably on weekends). Collection will be made at Woodlands Drive 60. Thank you

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Hi, I have about 28 stalks of mangroves to sell for $14. Bought them from bro thairun but I have deployed as many as my sump can fit. Collection will be made at Woodlands Drive 60 on weekends. If anyone is interested, just drop me a PM. Prefer that the mangroves be collected by this week. Thank you

I am still undecided if I should sell my Chevron tang, but here is a updated picture of it Feeds on anything and it is about 3" in total length. Very healthy specimen

Hi, I am looking for the above lighting fixture. Please PM me with condition, age, defects (if applicable), price and location of collection. Thank you

Hi, I have one unit of the above item for sale. Comes with Hydor Seltz L40 as the feed pump. Used it for 18 months but I am the second owner. Great performance skimmer as it's value for money. It used to support my 150Gal system PM me with you offer if you are interested. Collection can be made this weekend.

Hi, I may be interested in selling my 18 months Chevron tang. Feeds on anything, healthy and great colouration. It's still a Juvenile PM me with you offer if you are interested, but I would want it to live in a matured tank. *As this is a "MWTS" thread, I have the right to withdraw the sale of my Chevron tang

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Hi Guys, I have the following items for sale. I am selling the tank & sump without it's cabinet. Tank : 4' x 2.5' x 2' (120cm x 75cm x 60cm) ($350) Sump : 3' x 1.5' x 1.3' (90cm x 45cm x 40cm) ($100) Tank is made from 12mm glass with eurobracing and central overflow system. Sump is made from 6mm glass. Liverocks: 100kg ($150) Coralline algae and some green hair algae are present on the liverocks. Please bring along your buckets. Reason for selling: Changing my tank's height and sump design to facilitate new equipment Picture of Tank: Picture of Sump: Collection will be made at Woodlands Drive 60 on weekends (arrangement will be made by both party). Sms me @ 91510410 for negotiations and dealings as I will not have internet access during weekdays.

Hi, I am looking for the above mentioned chiller. If you have one for sale, please sms me at 91510410 to discuss as I will not have any internet access during weekdays. Please include age, last duration of servicing, price, condition, etc. in your sms.

Quarantine is always a top priority, be it a fish or a coral. Needless to say, most reefers say they do not have the time/space. Once they lose their livestocks without going through quarantine, it will be much more expensive than starting out with quarantine procedure in the first place. Penny wise, Pound foolish Since your tank is a FOWLR (make sure no invertebrates such as shrimps/starfishes/snails), you may do it in the main tank itself. Be sure to decrease the specific gravity by 0.001 every two/three days to ensure that the livestocks do not suffer from osmotic shock. Once you have reach at the specific gravity of 1.009 - 1.010 (I do not recommend to go any higher to compensate for evaporation), keep the specific gravity at that range for at best, 8 weeks (2 months) to ensure that the parasite, Cryptocaryon irritans, has fully cycled. It will take as fast as 1 week or as slow as 1 month for the parasite to complete it's cycle as it is dependent on the water temperature. Be sure not to add any fishes during the treatment or you will have to start counting from Day 1. Once 8 weeks has passed, you can slowly increase the specific gravity by 0.001 every three/four days to ensure that the fishes acclimatise fully. It is much tricky to increase the specific gravity rather than lowering as fishes are prone to suffer from osmotic shock while increasing specific gravity. Most importantly, to maintain your specific gravity at the 1.009 - 1.010 range, I suggest you to employ an Auto Top Off device to maintain the tank specific gravity. For any period of time (few hours) that the tank specific gravity is out of this range, you may not have successfully carried out the treatment. I would also suggest that you use a refractometer to measure your specific gravity as any specific gravity higher than 1.010 may deem ineffective for Hyposalinity treatment. The parasite does not host on any non-fish, in this case, shrimps and crabs but they can't tolerate the treatment too. P.S. Start counting from Day 1 only when your tank's specific gravity has reached 1.009 - 1.010 Hope this helps!

Nice collection of zoas sis. Love the growth of coralline algae

I think PO4 is released from artificial rocks, at least based from experiences from other reefers who are using them Sharksfin = Nono

Bump! Any buddies with reasonable offers may PM me

Yes, plenty of Dragon wrasse at Henry's place

Actually, the price I am offering is more or less my best price

Hi, I am asking for about $165 as a set. Interested parties, please PM me. Collection will be at Woodlands.

Thanks bro. I was just curious as I do not measure the Calcium level for my fish only tank Nonetheless, if you have any article that I can read through, I would appreciate if you could email it to me

I interpreted his post as even though pH and KH are balanced without the presence of Calcium, fish would not survive. So I was trying to link and figure out how fish needs Calcium to survive

Mind explaining why do fishes perish in water containing zero calcium? If there is any research paper with regards to the above claim, I would be interested to read it

Bro Jervis, Henry has a few Tiger-tail cucumber at his shop. Might want to drop by and take a look, they are pretty long

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