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I've had this UV light previously, and all i can say.. GET IT!!!! excellent workmanship, and it's 100% spiral internal chamber. plus this price is goood!!!..

Its alright bro if u have a change of plan u know who to look for. Have a great Weekend bro!!

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lol.. thanks bro! the itch is always there..i'm jus slowly taking my time to build up for now! but law's tank is definitely out for me! maybe u can consider combining ur tank with his to form a super giant long tank side by side?

3ft sgd60 hope i can get it sincerely..

woah bro, u also leaving after Wen Jie! upz for ur sale!!! nice reefer!!

lol Boss! i am always stalking SRC! always itchy but still waiting for the chance btw ur 6 footer hor.. is super swee loh. *envious* okok sorry i better nor hijack this thread!

hey there, purpose of cycling is to breed the array of useful bacteria, so the more live rocks the better indeed.. but time is also an aspect for the bacteria to make love and populate the large amount of live rocks. and not all live rocks are sold equal, some are more porous than others (the better ones), and some are just less. tt's y if u visit some LFS u'll notice y some of their filtration system (sump) have an endless amount of live rocks as a filtration medium. some will have bags of Biohome, (really awesome stuff, esp the red 1s), Bioring, Bioballs, some claim Deep Sand Bed (2 camps on this), bio pellet etc. so if u're a math person, reliable marine water + good bacteria medium (porous live rocs, biohome etc) + good bacteria supplements + time + plenty of patience is the function of cycling. ah, i might be outdated though, but tt's the basic i reckon! but pls pls pls DON'T put a live fish during cycling period for it to provide food (it's waste) to feed the bacteria, use instead a deshelled prawn! (u will eventually c that the whole prawn rot away into nothing and the water eventually clear up, and tt's bacteria at work!) btw, some of the live rocks would already have living things on it, so it will also die (from various shocks etc) and rot during this period, but be careful of pest that might survive this period and wreck havoc to ur tank later! hope it helps! cheers.

hmm it's like you suddenly stepping in to a hot spring naked, tt's how your fishes feel, a sudden shock. Even if we can tahan the sudden change, these small creatures really can't, I can relate to your excitement of buying a new fish/shrimp and the sadness and confusion as to why it died upon entering the tank.. but reading and plenty of patience will go a long way, all of us here mean well~ Just remember, keeping a fish tank is a function of many variables (water parameters, temp, livestock compatibility, coral sting, and a lot more) and this formula cannot be rushed. Hope it helps.

Wow, Junkai! that is a fantastic looking nano SPS tank! tempting! amazing looking tank!

that is a giant tank you got there, but these guys are highly professional, and have the right stuff to move your tank safely, and are very responsible for their moving process. Highly recommended. Had them moved think bout 3-4 times. cheers!!

Skimmer sold and collected 2 weeks ago. Thanks for the interest. Cheers!