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Simple battery autofeeder *not wifi compatible* Have 3 sets available. All have been used lightly for a few weeks to a month. Letting go for 10 each Collection @ Tampines Pm if interested Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

Selling each for $25 got 4 frag collection at bukit panjang

Looking for S or M size yellow tang. Please PM if you selling . Thank you and happy reefing!! Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

got some1 sellg S> Hawaiian YT for $240. - Sell off/Pasar Malam Shop - Singapore Reef Club - The number one resources portal and community for all saltwater reef aquarium keeping hobby in Asia. (sgreefclub.com)

A Month of Mishaps Several unfortunate events took place this month. Here's a run down. 1. Bye-bye Achilles At the beginning of the month, my achillies tang suddenly came down with a severe bacteria infection. It died after two days. The running of zeo system precludes the use of UV and Ozone, that is one down side I have to keep in mind. This is an important consideration for me to stay away from some fishes as long as I'm using zeolite based filtration. Also, for a system which is very bacteria driven, I think its also potentially conducive for pathogenic bacteria to replicate rapidly. Therefore I will steer towards a lower fish load to give me larger margin. 2. Unchin and Clam One of my urchin fell on a squamosa clam, and got stuck in the inhalent siphon. It's a case of mutually assured destruction. Very unfortunate. 3. Compressor and Jinx I was sharing with a reefer that compressors are very reliable. The same night, the compressor leaked. When I realised my birdnest corals are uncharacteristically bare, my aquarium temperature is at 30.5 degrees. What a case of global warming in my own living room. Fortunately, iwarna was able to help install a new compressor the next day. My Acropolis endured with majority of it's inhabitants alive. The color of the coral is washed out somewhat. But if they survive, it is just a matter of time before the color comes back. The surge of temperature also wrecked havoc on my microbe population. There is probably some die-off, as well as some rebalancing of dominant bacteria colonies. It will be a while before the system stablizes again. Nightfall on Acropolis, here is to a less eventful May.

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Hailea is also chinese brand haha, just more “atas” chinese brand. they got brand reputation to protect so products will be better built compared to ulu TB chiller. Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

I have used the exact same chinese chiller in the picture above and also switched to hailea 28a few months after, ran both on my old 10 gallon nano. One thing I noticed was that the chinese chiller ran for longer periods of time as it took longer to reach the temperature set. Now I've upgraded to a 40 gallon and still continued using the same hailea chiller. TLDR; hailea is a great option if you do have plans to upgrade in near future

Hmm. Most of the photos in the net I found shows that aiptasia has long tentacles. This one has extremely short hairy feature. My worry is that if I wait longer, it may spread. Will aiptasia move just like anemones?