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point 10 is very impt, once a hobby became a chore its decomm time thanks for sharing, here's mine Stability: always make minor changes, be it water change, dosing additives or changing of light tubes etc etc Natural Food Source: try not to keep fish that feed solely on pods / natural algae as new addition usually feed on them before accepting "prepared food" Avoid Stress: dont rescape, frag, add new fish etc etc every other day / week Murphy's law: try to have backup equipment, esp return pump, if possible chiller too happy reefing

buy or borrow, need 1 urgent if buy budget less than $100 also looking for s95 waterproof case (WP-DC38) thanks

thanks for trade all sold cheers

thats the "problem" when keeping "difficult" fish you already did and gave the best but... i bet he enjoyed the 10 months stay

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cant wait to view the tank in person

sharing my experience in keeping AT, hope others can chip in too 1) wide swimming space, best >4 feet 2) strong waves, AT loves to swim against the wavemaker 3) due to 1 & 2, AT is always hungry, therefore required regular feedingbest 6-8 small feeding through out the day or a small red bamboo for them to graze 4) unless your tank is ich free, try not to keep another ich prone fisheg PBT, else very difficult to control when there's an outbreak everytime i add in a fish, any fish, there's an ich outbreakthat is why i seldom add fish

all you need is time and patience for your tank to be properly cycled

$30 per piece, $150 for all, including the reserved piece self collect at bukit panjang cheers

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wow nice rics garden

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tried twice, both feeding well but survived less than 6 months from my experience, they are extremely shy and timid once got bullied, it will take awhile to "recover" its a lot easier to keep them if you have a "peaceful" tank cheers

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