DottyClown
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This 2 paired up for a few years already. Can’t remember when they first spawned.
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5 hours ago, RipcurlGuy said:
Congrats!! any survival from the previous batches??
Sadly I don't have the time to rear the fries. Thus they come and they go.
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After so many spawns, finally managed to capture the process this time.
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Letting go this hand-size Leather Coral for $50. My clown keeps irritating it by dropping sand on it, thus won’t open fully most of the time.
PM if interested.
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14 hours ago, Indeco said:
Haha is very common bro, before the fish tank my consumption is 220+ electricity unit. After fish tank running is 450+.
This haven't include the water bill...
Serious Bro? How big is your tank, that causes the consumption to double?
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16 hours ago, thanos said:
Hi,its been almost 4 months im into this wonderful hobby.Any newbie here find that their electricity bills shot up after getting into this hobby?
Mine increased to more than $100 per mth!!
Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app
You said "increase to", meaning before tank, your full electricity bill was below $100. After tank, it is over $100. So how much was the increase itself due to inclusion of tank?
And what is your tank capacity/size?
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6 minutes ago, JMW said:
Yea agree with the bros who have commented above; the sheer volume of Aiptasia would make natural predation or manual intervention an uphill battle. It’s a numbers game, & plus a whole new anemone can regrow from a new fragment.
My approach would be to remove the rock, soak in vinegar, then bleach. This guarantees 100% removal of the aiptasia on this rock. Just note that the bleach & vinegar must be done separately, not together as together they generate gases that are dangerous for our respiratory system!!
Yes, if you use this method, please make sure all Vinegar are washed away before introducing Bleach. These 2 liquids mix to produce Chlorine, which is toxic/poisonous at high levels.
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Your infestation looks really bad. If pieces of the LR are removable and not having any corals, maybe take it out and kill it. Then let the peppermint shrimps take care of the balance. Alternatively, remove the LR with corals, isolate them in your sump/refugium/separate tank together with the peppermints and let them slowly eat it up.
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Most (if not all) carpet anemone I see are always on the floor. Is it that carpet need less lights than most anemone?
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I have always had this impression that Carpet Anemone is dangerous, as your tank inhabitants could accidentally swim/walk too close to it and touch its sticky tentacles, thus become anemone food.
Would like to hear more comments and feedback on this coral. Thanks.
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Dunno why my Sunny-D on LR morphed, but those on frag tray stayed the same. Strange, but nice surprise:)
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I'm also very curious about the HOB tank. How is the water pump in and how it flows out? Does it need a specially designed/shaped tank to do it, or would any tank work? And most importantly, what's the chances of overflow from the HOB.
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You already know it yourself. 1 gallon is way way too small for an octopus, and that is an understatement.
Not meaning to be rude or anything, but don't even think about adding anything into the tank. You will only be crowding out the limited space, reducing the water volume and sending the nutrients way up higher than what I suspect is already very high That it is surviving, doesn't mean it is not suffering.
Please do yourself and the poor octopus a favour, and get a bigger tank for it.
You will feel more at ease and so will the octopus.
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14 hours ago, Magikarp said:
i bought my pods from pinnacles, those in the bag and a friend told me it was from a farm in lim chu kang. it is only $5 a pack and my tank can see full of pods everywhere.
Do you siphon the pods out before adding to the tank? Or pour the whole bag content (ie. pods and water) into tank?
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Sorry, it’s GIVE, not WTS
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Pls bring own bag/container. And I only cut, you have to glue or tie down to plug of LR yourself, at home.
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Have a huge Toadstool that need to trim.
If anyone can come collect before 1pm, frag is yours for free.
FCFS, contact Nine0two200two1.
Pls confirm before coming down to avoid disappointment.
location 100059
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Got a piece from this nice Reefer. Very nice frag:)
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“E” collected
”I” collected
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48 minutes ago, Ranz said:
you can try hitchhiker guide - lion fish lair.
or this article too.
https://reefbuilders.com/2015/05/28/coeloplana-benthic-ctenophores-living-nose/
Tqvm! The “strings” dies look like the mentioned coeloplana. Did it cause any problems or issues with your tank?
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49 minutes ago, Ranz said:
hi it's comb jelly.
i have it last time in my toadstool too.
quite cool to watch.
I googled Comb Jelly and all that shows up are something like jelly fish, so I don’t think it’s Comb Jelly. Do you have any image for reference?
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How to get rid of vermetid? Only way is physically remove it by hand?
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1 hour ago, JMW said:
If it throws up & retracts a slime line, it could be a vermetid snail. They usually attach themselves to a hard surface though. Can you see any tube-like structure on the underside of the toadstool?
Yes, it throws and retracts a slime line. Could be a vermetid. But I don’t see any tube under the toadstool.
WTS Sunny-D
in Sell off/Pasar Malam Shop
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PM for interest.
Collection Telok Blangah, near Safra Mount Faber, on Saturday 5pm onwards.
Pic taken straight from iPhone. No color enhancement.