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  1. What shrimp is that from ah beng and what price is it at? Sent from my LG-H961N using Tapatalk
  2. Heres how the tank looks like last night after the shifting, water was a little cloudy. And here's the culprit looking smug after he settled down abit. So, I've decided to change my lights to a maxspect 60w, with the view of going sps in future. Temperature of my tank reaches 27 in the day, and hovers around 26 at night. The rockwork now is done so i have a ledge for the future sps. When and if the SPS grows, the while scape would be moved forward, leaving less foreground. Sent from my LG-H961N using Tapatalk
  3. So, last night my brain decided to poo... It was quite epic and there was a lot of floating poo in my tank. Can't stand having the poop floating around, hence I'm going to upgrade to a 16gal tank tonight! Will be keeping the brain away from the light in the new scape! Sent from my D6503 using Tapatalk
  4. Thanks for the inputs. I'm actually using a led light set made more marine tanks that I got overseas, don't recall the brand anymore. It actually comes stock with the violet and blue lights, as well as cob 6500k daylight, which I am not thrilled on using as I believe it would be too harsh on the open brain as the sand bed is only 20cm away from the light source. So far, the open brain and zoas look to be doing fine, and I noticed the feeding tentacles extended after lights off, which I believe is a good thing? Should the lighting be insufficient, I have no issues with upgrading them. Sent from my D6503 using Tapatalk
  5. Here's the current scape of the tank. A quick question, is blue and violet led lights sufficient for coral growth? Been reading up alot about the necessary lighting for corals, and it is generally observed that the 430-450nm spectrum is utilised by corals for photosynthetic reasons. That being said, would just the use of blue and violet lights be sufficient for coral growth? I understand that it was also found that the white light often use helps to show the natural colors of the coral better, as a wide spectrum of the light is being reflected. That said, if I was fine aesthetically with just using blue and violet lights, is this a possible way forward? In other news, I am looking to attempt to keep some sps in the tank as well, will the blue and violet lights be sufficient? (.p.s. Will be looking to do 3 times weekly water change for this 5gal tank, hopefully the Sps can thrive in it. Fish wise am probably going to keep it below 3 small tiny fish) Comments please, especially on the lighting question Sent from my D6503 using Tapatalk
  6. Decommissioned my last tank years ago when Ns became too hectic for me to maintain my tanks. Since then, I've only kept my freshwater tanks. So recently, was showing my gf some pictures of reef tanks and reef fishes, and seeing how excited she was and how much she liked them, I've decided to start a pico tank for her to get her into the hobby as well. Tank: 40cm x 25cm x 20cm shallow tank Light: 36w Led with actinic blue, purple and 6500k white bulbs. filteration: 2x internal filter Just set up the tank today and am currently cycling it with NSw. Added a couple of zoa colonies on live rock for seeding during cycling. Will not be adding fish till cycling is complete. I intend to keep this low tech with weekly water changes. Expected livestock would be just a pair of clowns and a zoa garden, unless my gf wants anything else, then I might have to add equipment or upgrade. Here's a picture of one of the zoa colonies one hour into the setup. Comments please. Am very rusty with reefing so would appreciate some advice. Cheers! Sent from my D6503 using Tapatalk
  7. According to TS, anemone is next, or have i mistaken?
  8. interested in the small rose bubble anemone.. text me at 91084336
  9. WTB a UV light. The higher the wattage the better... SMS me at 91084336
  10. WTG a few items to clear space for new toy!!! 28x18x16 tank with inbuild overflow + 2x1.5x1.5 ft sump 2x1x1ft glass tank + 1ft cube Collection will be tmr... Sms at 91084336 to reserve and confirm asap... collection at bedok/tanah merah area
  11. I hv a spare BM Nac 3.5 if u are keen just drop me a sms 83882401. Thks !

  12. Anyone has a HOB skimmer for sale or a small bm?? Any offers do let me know:D
  13. lol... would love too, but its not mine... i just did some photoshop on the original photo i took for easy visualization. Haha... my tank is still more or less the same as the 1st picture
  14. i also prewashed under running water before adding it in... i only added in 125cm3... observed the exothermic reaction, but my water is still cloudy... will observe another day i guess...
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