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Really Solid!!! My link Hope to C one like this in Sg too

thanks bro tan. hope to have more nicer frags to add into my nano tank i too lazy to feed the fishes so tend to not to keep them

Something interesting to share : My link

It is very common to c reefers in and out of tis hobby. maybe due to lack of knowledge or impulse buying of exp livestock and equipment.thue ended up broke I think is best to stick to one;s limit and be happy with your tank.. To me, Big or nano reef tank look great and nice

can sps nano tank run on zeovit system too?

any new sps frag for sale again/.?

Lastest pic by a proper camera, actual tank is more brighter and appear to be sharper new toy: notice the strong current on the surface power by vortech mp10 pump

thanks. any idea beside ahbeng , which lfs in town or so have stocks of six line w. as walking into pasir ris farm is really

Hmm sometime i wonder do reefer really need to spent so much money on phosphate remover or reactor ? Actually from what i experienced: Best is to go back to the basic: 1. Use only distilled water for top up and for mixing of salt: 2. Low livestock 3 Regular Changing of water. Hee just to share share..

any Lfs carry six line wrasses? thanks

which lfs have six line wrasses now? thanks

Hydro Wizard from Panta Rhei is a carbon fiber reinforced water jet Posted on August 9th, 2010 by Jake Adams The Panta Rhei Hydro Wizard is a new flow device which is more of a stealth water jet than an average propeller water pump. The Hydro Wizard is the first carbon fiber reinforced pump we’ve heard of for the aquarium hobby and when you’re pumping 50,000 gallons per hour, you need that kind of strength to bear the intense forces. It’s not just the sheer volume of water it pushes but the Hydro Wizard can pulse from 0-100% ‘instantaneously’ to produce huge wave effects. The Hydro Wizard controller can do just about any pattern of flow you desire which is easily reprogrammed by hot swapping an SD card from the Hydro Wizard’s controller. What’s most impressive about the Hydro wizard is not how much flow it produces, or how versatile it is, but how little energy it consumes while doing so. The Hydro Wizard consumes just under 350 watts so it delivers somewhere around 140 gph per watt. For public aquariums that normally use pumps pulling tens of amps of current, replacing conventional pumps with the Hydro Wizard could translate into huge energy savings in the long run. By Panta Rhei’s accounting you’d need a pump using ten times more energy to match the output of the Hydro Wizard which is a savings of about 30,000 Kwh per year. The Hydro Wizard with all it’s bells and whistles will set you (or more likely your local public aquarium) back 3600 Euros, or about $4800 before shipping. But fear not ye home aquarium reefers and reefettes because the Hydro Wizard exists in a smaller, more manageable version, the Hydro Wizard Medium. The Hydro Wizard Medium will push 12,000 gph while only consuming 90 watts, and it will become available in the fall for around $700-800. Anyone wishing to purchase or learn more about the Hydro Wizard pumps are encouraged to contact Oliver Lucanus via email: (fish at belowwater dot com). More pictures and a video of the Hydro Wizard after the break.

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anyone going to iwarna tmr morning can give a hitch ride outside main road need to get something urgently tks

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anyone use the above mentioned product before? Is it Effective against pests

as above Thanks

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stil avil.

best is to use distilled water for top up or water changes~~ a good way to reduce phosphate~~

latest addition and aquascaping took by phone camera.. pic appear not to be so good

Price at $36 dollars now

other then that, Which setting from Ecotech pump is the best for sps?

still avil.

1 for me too