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Success is possible. The main concern with small tanks is the volume of water. If something goes wrong, you do not have enough water to ‘dilute’ the effect and that may cause your tank to crash. You will need to practice good husbandry, and perhaps start with hardy corals. Good luck! Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

For aeration, you can also get a battery operated air pump. These can be a bit noisy, but these are cheap. Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

I interchanged between 2 filters - use one, wash and sun-dry the other one. 5 minutes to wash, and doesn’t take up space when drying. Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

Previously when I used filter bags, it was quite tedious to clean the ‘cotton’ type of filter bag. When I changed to the nylon type filter bag, it was much easier to clean. While this does not reduce the frequency of cleaning, it does makes the cleaning easier. Hope this helps. Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

It will be good for you to decide what specific fishes you want in your tank. For tangs, it is preferable not to have fishes of the same genus to reduce aggression. If you really want to have a few tangs of the same genus, providing more hiding places in live rocks might help. Some also suggests putting these in at the same time might help. For angels, sequence of introduction of fish will likely determine if the angels can survive. Slow and finicky feeders like regal and majestic should go in first. Hope this helps. Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

Try clicking on his name, this will bring you to his profile page. Click on message. Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

Oops… sorry… I took a brief look and thought there were more than 12 tentacles. My bad. It’s alveo. Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

Gonio Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

Out of convenience, I think where u stay will also determine which LFS u frequent. Although I think more LFS are in the east. Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

4. Marine pure block (new) - $55 (reserved) 8. Bacteria King Biomedia (washed and sun-dried) (about 3-4kg) - $40 Can sell in smaller quantities as well 9. Nylon filter socks (new) - $9 10. Jebao wave maker SW2 (brand new in box) - $45 Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

2. Jebao RW-4 - $40 4. Marine pure block (new) - $55 7. Bag of washed and sun-dried coral chips (maybe 2 kg) - $5 8. Bacteria King Biomedia (washed and sun-dried) (about 3-4kg) - $40 Can sell in smaller quantities as well 9. Nylon filter socks (new) - $9 Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

2. Jebao RW-4 - $40 4. Marine pure block (new) - $55 7. Bag of washed and sun-dried coral chips (maybe 2 kg) - $5 8. Bacteria King Biomedia (washed and sun-dried) (about 3-4kg) - $40 Can sell in smaller quantities as well 9. Nylon filter socks (new) - $9 Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

2. Jebao RW-4 - $40 4. Marine pure block (new) - $55 7. Bag of washed and sun-dried coral chips (maybe 2 kg) - $5 8. Bacteria King Biomedia (washed and sun-dried) (about 3-4kg) - $40 Can sell in smaller quantities as well 9. Nylon filter socks (new) - $9 Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

2. Jebao RW-4 - $40 3. Gyre-Flow (with box) - $80 4. Marine pure block (new) - $55 7. Bag of washed and sun-dried coral chips (maybe 2 kg) - $5 8. Bacteria King Biomedia (washed and sun-dried) (about 3-4kg) - $40 Can sell in smaller quantities as well 9. Nylon filter socks (new) - $9 Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

2. Jebao RW-4 - $40 3. Gyre-Flow (with box) - $80 4. Marine pure block (new) - $55 7. Bag of washed and sun-dried coral chips (maybe 2 kg) - $5 8. Bacteria King Biomedia (washed and sun-dried) (about 3-4kg) - $40 Can sell in smaller quantities as well 9. Nylon filter socks (new) - $9 Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app