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Hi, I am looking for good colour and nice pattern Maxima or Squamosa Clam. If you have one to sell or decom your tank do let me know. Thanks.
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R those crocea clam ? Do u have maxima or sqamosa
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Hi, I am interested in his AT. Let me know if it is for sale
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A more effective way for me is to apply hydrogen peroxide on the affected area. It actually slow down the spreading
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I have similar type of algae in my tank. Don't think it is cynao, reads abt this red algae in one of the forum. Must be transported into yr tank fr live rocks or coral. Once in yr tank, will be hard to remove. I tried brushing as well but it will come back v fast.
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There is no easy way to completely remove bubble algae. Mine has been around for awhile. U just have to keep removing it by hand and during water change and hope it will go away. Emerald crab will eat these algae. U can get some to help with the removal. However the crab will most likely burst the bubble and release the spore before eating. Hence the bubble algae will continue to reappear.
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Hi Bro, I am interested in C, D and F
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Unfortunately both my seahorse r male. Hope to get my hand on a female Reidi and see whether they can breed
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It is possible to keep seahorse on enriched brine shrimp. Just need to make sure there is a constant supply. I have this pair of Reidi since jun last year. Both have grown and still doing well. Chiller is a must and have a big enough tank to house a pair or two.
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No need to use chiller for brine shrimp tank. But need to use sponge type of filter instead of those filter with pump. Also can let the algae grow so that brine shrimp will feed on it
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Your FR design seem to be different from those FR I have used before ( 2 little fishes, deltec and vertex). The rowaphos need to go under the sponge so that it will not be blown out of the FR. water inlet should be via the right inlet, thru the tube down to the sponge
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seahorses are indeed very adorable and will not swim away even when my hand is in the water. I can even feed them from my hand. Their diet is primarily enriched brine shrimp. I mean live brine shrimp enriched with selcon and phytofeast. I have a 2 feet tank setup for the brine shrimp
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close up pic of the seahorsey
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Its tank mate
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Apologies for the poor quality pic.
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Pic of my seahorse tank. I have setup a planted tank, designed just for the seahorses. Beside the seahorse, I have a twin spotted goby and ruby red scooter in the same tank. Both fishes are living in harmony with the seahorses.
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The ideal temperature for keeping seahorse is 22 to 25 deg. This will however depend on species. Kuda can take higher temperature, probably up to 26 deg. Reidi will do better at 22 to 25 deg. The less common species will need even lower temperature. Reason for keeping the temperature at the ideal 22 - 25 deg is because seahorse is very prone to bacteria infection. Such bacteria proliferate faster at higher temperature which means seahorse kept at higher temperature will easily succumb to bacteria infection. I have 2 Reidi and 1 Kuda in my cube tank and I keep its temperate at 24 - 25 deg.
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Try Iwarna frag room. Both zoas and SPS frag available.
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no emerald crab at pasir ris lfs from my last weekend check. However CF has somesighted any emerald crabs at pasir ris?
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Is also available at marine life. Tried using it, fish like it but bring up the nutrient in my tank, esp if u leave it in the tank for too long
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Wonder FNM moving to which part of Singapore. Hope is west side
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Thks bro for your interest in my tank. With your encouragement I will start a thread of my tank soon
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Bro Damianiac, u r welcome to pm me whatever question u have. I did not start thread for my tank. Thks for yr suggestion , I will start one soonBro you have a thread with regards to this tank? Would like to read it up instead of asking u questions here. Thanks!
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Thks broBTW Beautiful tank bro.
WTS: milwaukee refractometer
in Sell off/Pasar Malam Shop
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PMed u yesterday.