Evolutionz
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41 minutes ago, nanoteef20g said:
Hi
Is Eijo Prazi Gold reef safe? the description says for preventative measure i can do small dosage but not sure if in the tank itself or the qt, although it sounds like in the DT itself, anyone know?
tanks lol
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Prazigold (praziquintel in general) is entirely reef safe, i have done so recently in my tank with Zoas, LPS and sps with no adverse effects whatsoever on any fish/corals/inverts.
Do note that the medication might kill feather duster worms.
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4 minutes ago, Darren Sim said:
That’s good to hear!
Tbh I gotten fishes from CF most of the time but there’s once my tang got fluke and killed all my other fishes in my QT.
Sent from my iPhone using TapatalkWhich is why QT is so so important.. there's no way any LFS/source can be 100% reef safe even if they claim they quarantine. I've seen heard way too many cases of reefers adding cheap fish directly into display tank without QT and end up wiping the whole tank full of more expensive fishes.
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19 minutes ago, Darren Sim said:
Your coralline algae grow beautifully and fast. Why not adding more fishes to raise no3? Btw heard you're QT your fishes can you share the process on QT with us.
Thanks bro! Yeah i'm looking to stock this tank up with 1 or 2 more fishes but not in a hurry, things are finally stabilizing again so want to do thing slow!
I do QT every single fish that goes into the system with a tiny 25L QT tank, i use copper power, praziquientel and metronidazole for medication. They will be medicated with copper at therapeutic level for a month.
However, the naoko wrasse was bought from CF (IMO, this is the only place i will get my fish from if i don't QT, as they have industrial grade UV running throughout all their system) and since they are relatively sensitive to medication, i chose to QT without medication and released it into the display tank after 3 weeks or so.
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Take the remaining 3 frags below for $30!!!
2" forest fire digitata - $10
2.5" purple photosynthetic gorgonia - $20
purple death paly - $20
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Sunflower and Purple hornet zoas reserved for collection.
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Refer to attached photo from top left to bottom right.
Top left : 2" forest fire digitata - $10
Top right: 2.5" purple photosynthetic gorgonia - $20
Bottom left: purple death paly - $20
Bottom middle: sunflower zoas - $15
Bottom right: purple hornet zoas - $20
Take all for only $75.
Photos are taken under white light with no editing.
WhatsApp me at 910six393four. Collection at woodlands (no viewing due to covid) or iwarna on Saturday morning.
Thanks for viewing.
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Dipping does nothing if the corals does not get inspected for eggs. and i do not expect any LFS to throughly inspect every single coral for eggs after dipping.
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Just now, Willy Guccivera Yap said:
Going to feed them grow them and put in a bigger tank when they grow.
How big? With that quantity I reckon you'll need a pond.
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11 minutes ago, Willy Guccivera Yap said:
Not sure if discussions are allowed here, and mod please remove if not appropriate.
Just curious, what were you thinking when you decided to get so many juv blue tang for your tank?
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What corals are you keeping? if its softies/lps dominated, prime 16HD should be sufficient. if SPS dominated you'll probably need a AI 26/32HD.
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Pink gonio frag RESERVED.
Left this tri branch rose Millepora at $15.
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Rainbow infusion zoas RESERVED
Take the red Gonio and rose millepora for $50.
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Sunset milepora and Golden Millepora RESERVED
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As per attached photo counting from top left to bottom right.
Top left and centre - 1-1.5" sunset Millepora $15
Top right - 1-1.5" golden Millepora $15
Bottom left - multi branch 1cm rose Millepora $15
Bottom centre - bright red Goniopora on large 3cm frag plug $40
Bottom right - rainbow infusion zoas $20
Take all for $90
Whatsapp me at 910six393four, collection at woodlands or iwarna on sat morning.
Thanks for viewing.
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Here's the latest FTS
Thanks for viewing!
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Red carpet anemone
Acan garden
the zoas/lps corner
Top view
Current stocking of the tank is at:
1x Purple tang
2x Black ice snowflake cownfish
1x Royal Gramma
1x Naoko Wrasse
2x Mandrain dragonet pair
Im considering adding 1 more fish, likely a flame hawk..
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Enough talking,
I'll let the pictures do the talking next!
Purple bonsai
Red millie, one of the new frags i bought a month ago to 'test' water after things started stablizing.
Miyagi tort, had lots of burnt tips and it turned totally brown, was surprised this didnt STN in the end.
One of my favourite, a blue body red poylp acro, this took the crash surprisngly well and didn't change much.
Not exactly sure what this is, got it for free from a friend and its coloring up really nicely. Purple nana perhaps?
ever encrusting red stag, or rather, brown stag for now...
Setosa, Fibre optic and a recent addition, red dragon.
Some new additions from a week ago.
Red millie
Sunset millie
Gold millie
Top view of the SPS, as u can see, i've lost quite a few acros (including my SSC colony!).
My blue maxima, grown quite a bit!
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Day 175
Its been almost 2 months since i updated this tank thread! Glad to see the forum's back to normal and my thread is opened!
Its been a rocky past 2 months for the tank, battled a 'mini crash' where i lost quite a few SPS and inconsistent nutrients level.
In summary, i started losing SPS and couldn't pin point it to a single source. I stopped dosing everything (except for my DIY Tropic Marin All-For-Reef solution) and started doing 10% water change every few days.
Weeks gone by and the tank started to stablize again, I figured what could possibly caused the 'crash' was the a certain brand of bacteria i was dosing via a dosing pump (2ml a day), had gone bad and was dosing rotten bacteria. I guess this resulted in some sort of bacteria infection amongst the SPS. LPS, zoas and anemones are totally fine as well.
At the same time, i was battling high phosphate (0.25ppm) and am still have relatively high phosphate right now (0.15ppm).
I went for a FM ICP test last month to see if i could pin point what was going on in the tank.
Some of the micro elements are depleted (surprisingly for such a young tank) and i have added TM K and A element into my AFR mix to address that. Another 2 elements of concern are Aluminium and Tin, i suspect they came from the Marinepure balls i had in my sump and had removed them.
I will do another ICP test when the tank hit 1 year old to see how the elements have changed.
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sold. thanks
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All sold. thanks
WTS: pair of false percula clownfish
in Sell off/Pasar Malam Shop
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I have a pair of young clownfish for sale. They are bought from coral farm and are already in my QT for 2 weeks.
No medication were used and they looks to be parasite free so far.
Letting go this pair for $15. Collection at woodlands. Whatsapp me at 910six393four.
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