Killerwhale

I know which LFS u r referring to. I have already stopped buying from them anymore. Soon, they will close shop. Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

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do you entertain low baller?

bec the offer is below LFS. how to sell to you?

$50. healthy eating pellet.

Yes. Pm me for pic Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

Selling above at $50. Size 2inch+, fat and strawberry red. Collect at Jurong West Central One. Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

Selling above at $50. Size 2inch+, fat and strawberry red. Collect at Jurong West Central One. Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

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Upz for grab. Ick free and pellet eating fishes. Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

I have a pair of premium picasso helmet with snow flake pair. Pm me if interested. Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

french angel - $200 blue tang - $40 Flame angel - $60 Healthy fishes and eating pellet. Most important ick free. whatsapp me at 91182871

Cash to cash cycle time is zero for this case. One of a common business approach adopted, usually by online purchase. Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

Hyposalnity Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

Pm u Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

try hyposalinity. it really work very well. and leave ur main display tank without fishes for a month.

yes. i just bought mine early last week.

coral farm still have quite a number of peppermint shrimp. It really work and effective. I have a new live rock that come with aiptasia. after introducing the peppermint shrimp, within a week, i cant spot any of the aiptasia.

Nuvo 40 gal for consideration Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

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Price revised back to $280.

Dissolved nutrients. Sounds like a good thing, right? After all, every organism needs nutrients in one form or another in order to grow and stay in good health. So why are marine aquarium hobbyists—particularly reefkeepers—seemingly so fixated on keeping the level of dissolved nutrients in their systems as low as possible? To understand this fixation, you have to keep in mind that the waters surrounding coral reefs are naturally nutrient-poor environments. Unless a reef is subject to agricultural runoff, sewage discharge, etc., the levels of dissolved nutrients around it never approximate what can accumulate in the closed system of a marine aquarium. Elevated dissolved-nutrient levels lead to problems with nuisance algae and declining water quality, which is stressful or even deadly to marine livestock. That’s why hobbyists must implement different measures to export dissolved nutrients from their systems. Here’s a sampling of basic nutrient-export techniques: The routine water change Protein skimming Macroalgae Rinsing or replacing mechanical filter media Live rock and DSBs

must let go. selling cheap at $150. Fast deal, non negotiable.

sold. thread closed.