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  1. For everyone asking how I bought it back I just share here. I declare at customs then will have one of the animal and plants livestock staff to take the fishes to test the water if water is safe they will return back then can just hand carry in. Need take note of timing as took me around 40 mins for them to test the water if safe for boarding.
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  2. Don’t so thick skin use my photos then post for your sales, have some integrity and post ur own photos, want to sell, use ur own photos to post. Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app
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  3. WTS light green/turquoise hammer with light purple tip $20 location queenstown Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app
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  4. Had to cut out a branch of the Bali Slimer as it was shading some other corals & touching the wavemaker.
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  5. Extremely Stubborn water spots For some background context, this peninsula tank was bought 2nd hand. I only saw online photos before deciding to arrange for delivery, upon which I would pay for the tank. This was my first mistake. Unbeknownst to me, the tank had quite a build up of water marks on the display glass which were evident in the photo but otherwise difficult to notice, especially to the untrained eye and the unaware. These are photos of the tank for reference If only that was the end of my carelessness. Upon delivery of the tank, I was reminded by the seller to inspect the condition of the tank before sealing the deal but in my excitement and starstruck state of having finally received a tank that I had been working on for the past several months, I did not inspect the tank as thoroughly as I would have wanted. Even though I checked the glass silicone for wear (e.g. bubbles & holes) and the cabinet for its structural integrity, It didn't occur to me to check the condition and quality of the display glass. At last, I figured that the tank was in acceptable condition and closed the deal. A regrettable mistake that would have been very painful if I had not found an unexpected solution. While cleaning the tank, I started to notice that a large portion of the display glass panels had water marks which were more apparent when you looked at the glass from a certain angle. This quickly caught my attention and I focused my efforts in removing these marks. Solution 1: citric acid My initial thought was that these water marks were mineral deposits from the evaporation of saltwater / hard water. Hence, I tried using *citric acid* to remove them but to no avail. Solution 2: dish soap At this point, the marks were not coming off at all so I tried a more aggressive method: *dish soap* but it was ineffective too. *DISCLAIMER*: DO NOT USE SOAP / DETERGENT IN THE INTERIOR SURFACES OF THE AQUARIUM AS IT WILL KILL THE INHABITANTS EVEN IF YOU WASH IT AWAY. Exercise utmost caution when using these chemicals so as to prevent them from entering the aquarium. The general consensus in the aquarium community is to not use soap / detergent to clean your aquarium if at all possible. I do not know the severity / extent to which this is true but it would be wise not to try it. Solution 3: baking soda Thinking that these stains on the glass maybe acidic in nature, I tried to use baking soda to neutralise and remove them, but this proved to be ineffective as well. (Some sources online suggested to use ammonia or sodium bicarbonate a.k.a. baking soda). Final solution: soft99 glass stain cleaner Upon closer inspection, the marks felt smooth to the touch and did not appear to have the same white colouration as mineral deposits from hard water evaporation. Desperate to restore the clarity of the glass, I started searching for glass cleaners online and stumbled upon glass cleaners / compounds for the glass windows of cars. Despite mixed feelings of using a potentially dangerous chemical on the aquarium, I went ahead and ordered a product called soft99 glass stain cleaner on shopee. It's a product advertised to remove scaly spots as well as other stains on glass. To my absolute relief and surprise, the product did remove the extremely stubborn water marks! Here's a before and after photo *ANOTHER DISCLAIMER*: As with the dish soap, I do not recommend that you use this product on the interior surfaces of the aquarium as it might have latent negative effects on the inhabitants. Exercise caution when using it on the exterior glass to avoid introducing it into the aquarium. Only try it if you are willing to bear the risk of using an unknown chemical. This product may or may not have fumes that can still enter the aquarium even if its liquid form does not (I'm not sure). That being said, the website states its ingredients consists of abrasive materials, so it might not be that dangerous. However, this also means that you should ensure that the glass is free of dirt and other particles to prevent scratches when applying the product. Thank you if you've read this far and I hope you find it helpful[emoji120] Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app
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  6. Hi, have the following items to give away. Will give priority if you can take all of them by tomorrow - 9/6 Friday. Collection at Clementi Ave 1 S120421. PM with contact to reserve. Brightwell Aquatics - Alkalin 8.3 - full Brightwell Aquatics - Alkalin 8.3 - 1/2 full Brightwell Aquatics Chaeto GRO - mostly full Aquaforest KH Plus - mostly full Coraline Booster - 1/2 full Aiptasia Exit - 80% full Prodibio Iodi+ 21 vials Prodibio Stronti+ 28 vials Prodibio Bioptim 17 vials seaweed x1
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  7. Sold Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app
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  8. I am happy for you. Mine fish now start to eat fresh water red worm. Island wide no stock. Don no wat happen to mysis and brine shrimp. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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  9. Hi all would like to sell my large Royal Gramma at $60. Stable and been with me for more than a year. Feeding on pellets and frozen mysis. Not shy when feeding. Reason for selling: Getting territorial as I downgraded to a 20G. So would like to sell it off to reduce aggression. Self collection at 689575. Thanks for looking! Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app
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  10. For those who asked for the other side of it! Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app
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  11. $140 Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app
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  12. Ur gornio r ups Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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  13. Hi all would like to sell about 4 packs of frozen hikari frozen mysis shrimp. Bought online from lazada about 2 months ago but I have just recently downgraded to a 20G tank instead and have fewer livestock to feed. Selling at original price is $3 each or I'm also happy to trade with coral frags. Expiry date: June 2025 Self collection at 689575. Thanks for looking! Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app
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  14. 1-2 polyp frag available for sale?
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  15. Thanks boss but it's okay. I feel 20G will be too small for it. Maybe you can go sell and earn back ba. Should have a lot of people want. Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app
    1 point
  16. Wah anyone knows how to remove or delete my messages? A lot of people now spamming my inbox for YT.
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  17. I can take over ur yt at that price lol I got 19 slabs of Mysis haha Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app
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  18. Letting go as overgrown. 2 adult palm size. On a frag plug so will not encrust to your rock. Like a umbrella. Letting go at $50 collect at batok. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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  19. Nono I don't want to risk. I also worried later the YT if I buy stressed out. [emoji28] Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app
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  20. Ohh I also recently came back from Korea too haha also saw the YT there was around that price but I downgrade to 20G so didn't want to give more stress to it if I bought it. Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app
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  21. Sorry price revised. $40 left $30 right Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app
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  22. Hi reefers, thanks for your interest and messages. Just noticed a tear on my gem's fin. Highly due to my YT. Open to individual sale. However if still interested, take both at $1.2k. WhatsApp 90072818
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  23. If can take today, special price also:) Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app
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  24. Pmed Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app
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  25. Good morning all, would like to sell my adult flame angel. Selling at $150. Been with me for more than a year and outgoing and not shy. Happily feeding on pellets, mysis and algae wafers. Collection at 689575. Thanks for looking! Take note: In the current tank only has Softies and LPS and the angel has not nip on them but I do not own SPS so unsure if it will nip on SPS! Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app
    1 point
  26. 一共9只baby小丑鱼要放,自己繁殖的。3只是missbar,6只就正常小丑鱼。9只都是同一期孵化的.大概1.5cm 。最小的只有一只1cm。已经吃鱼料。目前吃dr.babassleer和tdo鱼料。小鱼很有活力。有兴趣可以pm我。价钱一定美美。 Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app
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  27. Pm me Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app
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  28. 1) Rainbow Hadonni Carpet Anemone 12cm $350 2) Lumi Bicolour Hammer Coral 8cm $50 3) Birdnest Frag 3-4cm $30 4) Blue Tang 5cm $45 Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app
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  29. Purple for sales. To reduce bio load. With me 1.5 years. Gone through thin and thick. Size : est 5"+- Thick body. Selling $150 Will trap once buyer confirm. Collection at sengkang
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  30. Used to have lots of bubble tip anemones in the tank but they tended to split quite often. The need to reach the babies and peel them off was too much of a hassle. In any case, this is an old photo from many many years ago. Saw many nice anemones being sold recently - red/purple/green haddoni carpets. And others with fancyy names such as black widow, sunburst, acid rain etc. Hesitated for a while as there was a need to move a lot of corals around to create enough space for an anemone. And also the risk and fear of it not liking the intended location. Finally added a haddoni carpet a few weeks ago. So far it has stayed put in the rock structure I put together from a couple of spare rocks lying around. Expoxied a small fist sized structure for the foot to sit in. This porcelein crab moved house from its original rock flower anemone (75cm away) to the carpet anemone one night. Big home upgrade indeed.
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  31. Sps: Banana lokani Sunfire grafted monti Royal blue mille Grafted setosa Bonsai Latistella Red divacrata Royal blue hosemaki Tenuis (3-4 type) (frag) Red stag Sunset millie Blue dragon Yellow spondages Ff digi Bali slimer Selago (frag) Rainbow loom (frag) Lps: Banana torch (3 conjoint heads) Holy grail (7-8 head joint) New york knicks (10-12 heads) Gold hammer (16 heads) Yellow hammer (10 heads) Rose gold hammer (14 heads) Cyan hammer (3 big head) Rainbow gonio (5cm) Blue gonio (3cm) Red gonio (3cm) Zoanthids: Gobstoppers Acid reflux Mindtricks Illusionist Yoda Bowsers Oompah loompah Petroglyphs Utter chaos Tutti fruitti Snitches Sunkist Van helsing Ice king Pink hippo Sunflower Rainbow infusion Orange oxides Vampire slayer Pink zippers Adonis Super saiyan Gummy worms Ice armagaedon Fish: Yellow Tang (comm defect) L Purple Tang M Sailfin Tang M Normal ocellaris Clown pair 6-line wrasse Lyetail Anthias (pair) Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app
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  32. Live Phytoplankton (Nannocloropsis strain) freshly harvested on 19 May. F/2 microalgae fertiliser used for culturing. Clean sterile packaging, lasts 2-3 months kept in fridge. Collection at CCK, at my location only. Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app
    1 point
  33. Kindly WhatsApp 92971884 if keen, location 579727. Thanks. Total of 7 Frags. Ideal for anyone who wants to give Acros a shot. All 7 Frags for only $120! Type of Acro and/or ID are as follows : Red Stag, Sky Blue Tipped Turquoise Stag, Yellow Acro Granulosa, Steel Blue Stag, Golden Goose Mille, Rose Pink Mille, NoID Lime Green w Yellow Tip Acro.
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  34. Selling, interested can WA96857271 Collection at Upper Serangoon View Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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  35. this is in an eel tank and i have a small one in a tank with softies and zoas but i don’t have lps or sps Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app
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  36. Pm me if you are selling bounce mushrooms Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app
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  37. Also some photos of fishes. Love the electric blue markings.
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  38. Hi all, a couple of very nice rainbow spathulata frags to let go. They are known to be challenging but these are Aquacultured and tank hardened. for reference of size and color. Intense red polyps. $35. Many other frags available. Can circle and pm me, WhatsApp 96514902.
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  39. lights on, off, hold on hand also open. 2.5ys old. $70 Sent from my SM-N981B using Tapatalk
    1 point
  40. Thanks bro for the compliment. Nice to hear is doing well with you. Happy Reefing!! Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app
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  41. Letting go some “Semi-premium Zoas” Stratocasters - $100/pp Mindtrick - $300/colony Acid Reflux $50/polyp Exosphere $250/pp Free deliver above $100 Collection at Bukit Batok. Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app
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  43. Corals and mandarin sold! Sorry if I missed out your PM. Thx! Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app
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  44. No drill no hole Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app
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  45. Both of them so cute. What's the difference between Japanese yellow tang and Hawaii yellow tang? Looks the same haha. Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app
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  46. Some equipment updates. My skimmer skimmer stopped making bubbles on Thursday 27th April. Pump was running but no bubbles. Found the impeller spiky section broke off probably from the years of shear & torsional stress. To be honest, absolutely no complaints on the reliability pump. Its been running non stop for 6.5yrs already. As always, top notch service from Reef Depot. Thanks Patrick for also checking the pump. Bushings and insides of the housing looks good. Just an impeller change needed. (Saturday 29th April) In between, it was a good time to give the skimmer a thorough soak in citric acid. Super clean. During the 2 nights when the skimmer was not running, you can see the lowest pH drop from a regular 7.95 to about 7.75. Not sure if its related - some sensitive frags of speciosa and carduus weren't happy about this. Fortunate to catch the fleece running out at the last bit. 26th April Last change 26th Feb. 2 months exactly. Love the feeding response of this lime green trachyllia - Reef Roids & pellets.
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  47. Hi, please pm me if keen. Just want to rehome them to a new home. Promise me to take good care of them Collection at 120421. 1) RBTA x3 - RESERVED! 2) Purple gorgonia, sea fan - RESERVED! 3) A lonely red shroom - RESERVED! 4) GSP - RESERVED! 5) Blood shrimp - RESERVED! 6) A big rock with 4 RBTA... you need to bring a big red pail for this rock - RESERVED! 7) A big rock with 1 RBTA and 1 pink anemone...sorry that the photo didnt do justice because the pink fellow closed up during the photo shoot. It opens up to fist size usually... you need to bring a red pail for this rock - RESERVED! 8) Mini maxi carpet anemones x 5 - RESERVED!
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  48. Hi how much for the orphek v4 Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app
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