Strongbad

Hi! Anybody sellling or know where can i buy an Extrema Centrifugal Pump by SICCE? Volt: 220-240 Hz: 50 A: 0,35 Hm 3 Feet UK 9,8 i/H 2500 gph UK 550 Thanks!

PM me your mobile if you are interested. Must self-collect by 30-Dec-2005 (FRI) in the morning!

About 5 inch big black and gold chromis to give away. Deal in Punggol area. It looks exactly like the picture below.

Hi ! Clearing out my tank as it's only left with one fish :-) Anybody interested in my black bi-color damsel (i think) with a shade of yellow, about 5 inches long. Damn Healthy. Interested, please pm me your mobile. Deal in Punggol area. Warning: Aggressive towards other damsels.

Berry nice tank ! Got full view ? How much you have spent in total?

Besides Sea Life, anywhere else has flame angel?

Thanks for the update... Oh....no wunder....went there juz now around 7.30pm....seems like quite a number of goodies were reservied....so, i guess there'd be more choices when the new stock come... Saw a great specimen of the groupa (i think....it's the white color fish with black spots....) but had no success in keeping it....hmmm...actually tried once onlyz...

Anybody went today? What do they have (ie. lfs) ?

Hi Boxfish, You are on the right track...the address is: 9 Simon Rd Singapore 545895 Tel: 6284 4431 It's beside the clinic. It opens quite late...good time to go will be Thursday evenings from 7pm onwards....That's when new stocks arrive... It's a one-man show, so sometimes the owner is out for marine setup... The best call first lah... Strongbad

Spotted at Mar*e L*vrs Aqu* at Simon Road (Kovan MRT): Hogfish Coral HUMU HUMU Trigger (very nice....too bad my tank too small) Powder Brown Tang Yellow Angel parapercis blenngy (Red) blue damsel domino damsel (3 spots) maroon clown moorish idol butterfly sebae clown tomato clown etc....

9 Simon Rd Singapore 545895 Exit to Simon Road at Kovan MRT....walk along the traffic and turn left to Simon Road....u can't miss the blue light....

This fish is superb ! Suddenly my tank is sparkling after the cleaning....hehe... Got mine at Mar* Lo* Aquarium (at Simon Road, Kovan MRT) last Friday... below $5 only...

At Simon Road (Near Kovan MRT), Mar* L* Aquarium: - some powder brown tangs (6cm) - some casio, (longish fish with a luminous stripe) - some brown tang (about 5 cm) - some plate corals Went there last Friday....Monday closed i think...

Found this useful website that breaks down the types of fish in different classes: A - Fish that should never be kept in captivity, period. B - Fish that may be kept successfully, but ONLY in public aquaria that can supply their specialized needs. C - Fish that are often kept successfully in larger reef aquaria, but usually do not survive in fish-only aquariums. This is commonly due to specialized diet requirements that reef aquaria provide, in the way of naturally occurring micro-crustacean populations, but in some cases, may simply be due to the more complete natural ecosystem found in reef tanks. D - Fish that are now bred and raised in captivity. Tank-raised specimens of these species will do well in aquariums, whereas wild-caught may not. E - Fish that are almost always caught with Cyanide or drugs, and whose purchase supports this horrible practice. F - While not impossible to keep in a home aquarium, requires either a specialized diet and/or habitat that make it impossible to keep with the majority of other species. Many should be kept in a dedicated tank. This classification is also used with very aggressive fish, or those that can eat larger fish, requiring special consideration when choosing tank mates. G - Venomous. Exercise extreme caution when catching, or when cleaning the aquarium, and do not keep if you have small children. H - Fish that should not be sold or purchased because they are rare. We felt the need to emphasize this one. Imagine public reaction to our hobby if it were discovered and published that the aquarium trade was responsible for the extinction of a species. Thanks to: http://www.aquariumpros.com/articles/badfishlist.shtml

Haha....sorrie about the misleading name...true enuff, there's no such name for the fish i saw...my check my ears liao ! haha... OK, the fish's color is blue (lighter than a damsel), and has a longish body like a goby, but fades to light grey when it's provoked, like the yellow-tail damsel. However, this one has more glow with a slight shade of black on it's fins....it's only $3 lah... So, i guess it's some kinda of damsel species... Tried to look for it but couldn't find it in google... Have a nice weekend :-)