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Collection will be at my place. Hougang ST 51 - will text full address to confirm buyers. Collection can be either between 8-9.30 on Thursand 8-10 on Friday. Thanks for viewing

Very unique setup..like the mangrove roots look..

Stress will cause the fish immune system to weaken, thus more susceptable to whitespots... Acclimatize them the right way will reduce the stress the fish go thru... 3mths is still a very new tank, it takes about a year for marine tank to mature and stablize. Keep ur water parameters in check, acclimatize the right way, do not over stock, add fish wisely, its a process every reefer have to go thru... Take ur time and be patient... It will pay off As for white spots, its probly in your tank already, and its there to stay unless u do something about it. Since u have not much fish now, stop adding them, let it go fishless, and i mean FISHLESS, for at least 3 weeks... The parasite will die without having any thing to host. Then u can slowly add fishes... If not its only gonna to get worse, the more fish u add, the more stress, the more ich... Thats just my opinion, dun be disheartened, scour the forums and learn as much as u can for the time being. Good luck

Another photo with white LED light.

I don't cement my LR together.. they are arranged by stacking one on top of another. the reason for doing so, is that it will allow me to rescape anytime. I add fish in slowly, so almost everytime i add a fish, i will rescape it (either minor or major). I thank God that i decided to have a sand bed. 1) It looks more natural. 2) Deep or shallow sand bed, it is a form of filtration to your water 3) everytime a drop a piece of rock, I am reminded on why sand bed is a good idea. 4) Live Rock have odd edges, if you don't have sand, these edges will be resting on the glass, with extra pressure added when you stack the rock on top, and pressed on the glass at a point... i don't know when it will give way. With a sand bed, the rock rest on the sand, and the pressure is spread out. My 2 cents worth, Sand is better than no sand. Dirt on the sand can always be managed. Broken Glass Tank, will be harder to manage