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Self collection at punggol central Limited pieces avail, FCFS, no reservation. If keen PM me. Cheers

Letting go of these torches to make room for more SPS. WhatsApp me at 88774132 for sale or PM me. Able to deliver Torch A : Hellfire - Gold Tentacle Light Blue Tip : 2 Head, Soon to be 3 Head : $310 Torch B : Hellfire - Gold Tentacle Light Blue Tip : 1 Head : $165 Torch C : Hellfire - Gold Tentacle Light Blue Tip : 1 Head : $165 Torch D : Bought as HolyGrail - Dual Yellow and Green Tentacle Light Green Tip : 2 head : $500 Torch E : Green Tip Torch : 2 Head : $58 Torch A : Hellfire : 2 Head, Splitting to 3 soon Torch B : Hellfire : 1 Big Head Torch C : Hellfire : 1 Big Head Torch D : Bought as HolyGrail : 2 Head Torch E : Green Tip Torch : 2 Head

Top left to bottom right as per usual. Photo taken using white light with no editing. Top left - purple monster zoas $20 Top right - fibre Optic pocillopora $15 Bottom left - bam bam orange zoas $10 Bottom middle - blue orgasm zoas $20 Bottom right - mandarin orange zoas $20 Take all for $75! Collection at woodlands, no viewing during this period. Whatsapp me at 910six393four. Thanks for viewing. Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

Been a while since I last updated. Here are some recent additions of species that occur locally. Feathery Filefish: Red Breasted Maori Wrasse: Shortnose Boxfish: My long-term goal for this system is to create a biotope featuring fish species that can be found in Singapore, and the unique variety that can be found here despite our oft teh tarik- coloured waters. Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

1) Silentlurker, design 1, M, 1 2) Silentlurker, design 2, M, 1 3) Silentlurker, design 3, M, 1 4) heckers, Design 4, kid 24 , 1 5) AppleholicKen, Design 3, S , 1 6) Domvonn , design 3 , XL , 1 7) L0rddracula,design 2,M, 1 8) Alvarogr , design 3, XL, 1 9) Alvarogr , design 4, 28 , 1 10) Zest2night, Design 1, L , 1 11) Zest2night, Design 2, L , 1

Wanna force them to grow together. Haha. German blue, bubble gum and I don't know ID of the smaller one. $50 Serangoon 94880692 Sent from my SM-G988B using Tapatalk

use a nail clipper and cut off those exposure skeleton, it will help it to heal.

Want to sell a Green tip anemone . Open to palm size . selling @ 40 dollar .

How did you run the UV in a close loop system? Wouldn't a pump be unsightly if placed directly in DT?

Just sharing an article from reef builders which i find interesting and challenge our current understanding. Might be an answer to why some LPS recede without any reason.. https://reefbuilders.com/2020/05/28/the-myth-of-lps-corals-living-in-dirty-water/ Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

Agree with the points above about keeping temperature below 30degC. My experience with non chilled tank : Can keep some more tolerant zoanthids in such conditions. Some will melt. Can keep green star polyp (GSP) Can keep forest fire cloves Cannot keep Purple cespitularia You can see some pictures in this post : https://www.sgreefclub.com/forum/topic/142862-my-slice-of-nature-part-3/?do=findComment&comment=1298008

This set up is very young at almost 4 months old. After my previous aquarium sprung a leak, I take the chance to make some design changes to the setup while getting the replacement under warranty. This is the technical specs of my Acropolis. Display: 4.5' x 2.5' x 2.5'. Top and bottom euro-braced, Front and left view, backpack overflow on the right side, with Herbie drain. Sump: 3' x 2'. floss -> media -> reactor chamber -> return pump Circulation: Vectra L1 x2 as return pump, which double up to create gyre flow in the DT. Jebao SLW-30 x2 for random flow. All pumps are on the left side of the aquarium. Biomedia: Maxspect Nanoplate x 8 Reactor: Skimz ZAR-157 for zeolight. Carbon and bacto-reef balls are used passively in media bags Skimmer: Aqua-excel EC80 Chiller: Drop-in coil with compressor Light: Wyatt lightworks 240 x 3 Dosing: Kamoer X1 dosing all for reef Monitors: electrical probes for ORP, dissolved oxygen, pH, nitrate and calcium Decommissioned equipment: Gyre xf350, macroalgae reactor thank you!