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spgohjc

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  1. Thanks bros. Have a nice week ahead!
  2. Just to share, Started this about 2 months ago, a 16L (25x25x31.5cm) tank with the following: Equipment: 1 x HOF 1 x IQ Skimmer 1 x LED Lighting Livestocks - 4 fishes, 1 crab, 1 snail, 1 clam 8 LPS Corals 8 SPS frags Any comments are welcome...
  3. It might depend on the batches. It carries a risk unlike brewing it yourself. I use NSW but need to "Low Liao" before using. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk - now Free
  4. I kanna poisoned by these brothers, die die must squeeze one in. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk - now Free
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  6. Just to share, small clam in small tank...
  7. This big fellow sure look like a spearer because it's 2 long forearms look exactly like the real Playing Mantis.... The Playing Mantis Kung Fu Style.
  8. I don't keep Mantis Shrimp but I do fish them occasionally. I caught this huge Mantis Prawn whatever off Changi Coast. It's about 1-1.5 feet in length! Not sure if a captive one can grow to that size. If it does ....
  9. yap, I text you before but managed to get some already. I stay nearby also. haha! Thanks for the offer. Next time, I need I pm you.
  10. There should be another nice gentleman who offered some chateo lately staying in Changi.
  11. Ya lo. Otherwise can meet at pasir Ris farm for coffee leh
  12. What is GRC? Never heard of it. Based on mainly within 4 MRT stops. Pasir Ris, Tampines, Simei and Bedok.
  13. Punggol, hougang and Sengkang north east?
  14. Support the poll! There got to be more than this?
  15. Thank you for the survey. Happy Reefing!
  16. See you at Pasar Malam. Don't wait liao. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk - now Free
  17. Packed tank, very nice. Is your copperband reef safe and what do you feed it with? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk - now Free
  18. You only live once. Just whack lah. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk - now Free
  19. Some cameras have Kelvin settings if you know what's the colour temperature. However, most of the time you not only have that lightings but also those of ambient. As such, if your camera has Preset WB settings that would be great. Use that to take a white object as a preset so that the camera will remove that colour cast each time a photo is taken. When you do this, there is no need to edit your photos to adjust WB. You can even shoot them in JPG instead of RAW to save space. To illustrate with a PnS camera: JPG Photo taken using Auto-WB (It will look blueish because of your blue lights) Same JPG photo taken using WB Presets (No editing. It will immediately remove the colour cast. You don't see the blues that much and actually you see warm white lightings that I use) Don't use flash unless your flashes are coming from the top of the tank (wireless remote) If you think your photos are under-exposed, use exposure compensation. In these case, I used +2/3EV. You may also do exposure correction when you edit, your choice. Hope that helps. Cheers!
  20. Anything else except corals, please. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk - now Free
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  22. What's your nitrate? Check if any corals is already dead or dying. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk - now Free
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