Admiraltian
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Sold to a nice reefer, many thanks for the interest.
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Currently reserved.
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Another new addition - an LPS coral this time, aussie scolymia (bleeding apple)
Wow! Where u get this piece? Can pm me the price as well,
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Nicely setup, plenty of gems & nice fishes u have there.
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Iskay might be right, now that he says it, the extensions from the shell does makes it look more like a cowrie
In what way is it harmful?
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Only used for 1 mth but bought about 4 mths ago, still in good condition.
Think still have about 8mths warranty left. Price neg.
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Hi all,
Selling the above-mentioned for SGD68. Collection near/at Admiralty MRT.
Pls PM me if u r interested. Thks.
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Looks like a cowrie to me. If so. It's not reef-safe. more pictures will be helpful.
Ok, I will snap more pics of it if I catch hold of it in my tank again. Thanks.
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looks like your friendly algae grazer whom survived CNY onslaught.
Abalone
Ok, thks. Sometimes it is able to change the shape of its
body (pancake shape) & sticked to LR for hrs. I thot it's some sort of leech.
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Any one know what's this? Is it harmful to fishes or corals?
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Get a light meter from Sim Lim Tower. It should let u know whether ur lighting is adequate or observe how ur charges r doing over a period of time. Otherwise, pay the price n trust the recom of the marine outlets.
A light meter will give you lux reading .
A PAR meter is more accurate which give you the PAR
reading for photosythesis.
But it is very exp as compare to a lux meter.
So the cheapest is to trust the spec from the manufacturer
or review other user feedback
Thanks for the advise, guys.
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Just happen to wonder, Cos everyone using different type of lightings (LED, MH, T5, etc),
How do u know if its bright enough? What do u base on? Let say u using LED? Lumen, lux, wattage or PAR? Is there anyway to calculate or just by seeing from the tank base o one's experience? I hope someone can guide me on this.
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One last pic of my DT,
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My mystery wrasse
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One of my fav fishes,
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Recently got this lobo & neon green frogspawn some weeks back,
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Now some random pics of my corals,
green zoas,
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My refugium,
Still in the midst of improvement....
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The next day when the clouding clears...
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Finally did my re-scape last dec with one minor casualty (my tailspot blenny hiding in one of the live rock which i took out and place in a pail).
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there are plenty of skimmers out there that would fit the bill, the only drawback i see is that based on your sump compartments, you may have to sacrifice the larger comparment on the left to house the skimmer's larger footprint.
you can check out brands like skimz, reef octopus etc
an alternative would be the HOB models like deltec mce600 which may be able to squeeze into the remaining space in your cabinet.
Ok, I see your point. But the left compartment I've used it for my refugium.
Guess have to figure out other alternatives when the time comes....
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the sump looks good
just that the skimmer maybe a little too small for your tank? if you're looking for cleaner water could try giving your skimmer an upgrade
Ok, thanks but right now a bit under budget for any upgrades. Any recommendations for skimmers so I can keep in mind for the future?
Will try to post current pics of my sump soon
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Some updates,
I've added one small piece of LR
and 1 yellow clown goby (though not very yellow now).
Think the ycg is a bit under-nourished.
:bow: 
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Ok, thks.