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Update: Supernova Frags A & B, Red death Frag B and BOP Frag A have been taken. Adding: Meteor shower cyphastrea Frag A: $40 Meteor shower cyphastrea Frag B: $40 Unknown acro with reddish polyps. I got it as a completely brown, dying piece but it has been slowly growing over the dead skeleton (see below picture). Idk how will it eventually turn out so it will be a gamble to buy these pieces. Frag A: $50 Frag B: $40

Selling the following: Round tipped bird of paradise birdsnest (not the common pointy tipped Seriatopora hystrix that is often sold as "bird of paradise" locally) BOP Frag A: $20 BOP Frag B: $20 BOP Frag C: $30 Mother colony for reference (not for sale): Supernova Frag A: $30 Supernova Frag B: $20 Purple death Frag A: $20 Purple death Frag B: $10 Indigo death Frag A: $40 Indigo death Frag B: $20 Indigo death Frag C: $20 Red death Frag A: $40 Red death Frag B: $30 Red death Frag C: $30 Red death Frag D: $20 Red death Frag E: $20 Aussie paly (from CF) Frag A: $10 Aussie paly (from CF) Frag B: $10 Aussie paly (from CF) Frag C: $10

Thanks! Those two are among my favourite too (: Thanks! (:

If your dechlorinator is sodium thiosulphate based (which most of them are in the first place), then it shouldn't take more than 5 mins to dechlorinate. But if the dechlorinator contains only sodium thiosulphate and nothing else, this would only remove the chlorine part in the chloramines and ammonia will be left behind. More time is then required to remove the ammonia. So really, depends on the type of dechlorinator you're using. However, since you said you're using kent marine's detox, I would be inclined to think that 12 hours is more than enough to remove both chlorine and chloramines. Not sure what any additional time is supposed to do.

Suppose you change 50% of your water at once, this would mean (theoretically) that you're removing 50% of nitrates. On the contrary, if you change 25% first, this would mean that you're removing 25% of nitrates (so 75% of the original level of nitrates is left). Then you'll have to top up with new salt water. Thereafter, removing 25% again on another day would mean that you're removing (in theory) 25% of the 75% of the original level of nitrates, about 18.75% of the original level of nitrates. So in total, you'll only be removing 25% + 18.75% of the nitrates instead.

I'm not certain what exactly that anemone is but coral farm has lot of them. They call them sand anemones or something along those lines. Can't remember precisely what already.

Unknown zoa (might be everlasting gobstoppers but I'm not certain. Looks more pinkish than orangey in person): $20

Tequila sunrise: $25 Rainbow vdm (1 big + 1 small polyp): $70 Rainbow vdm (1 big polyp): $40

Devil's candy: Pink zipper: African hornets (AOI): RC Wolverines: Utter chaos: Alien inferno: LC Petroglyphs: Gonzo's citrus coolers:

Nice. Frags please? haha

Thanks (:

Selling rainbow vdm zoas: $50 PM if interested.

Still available. Price reduced to $140.

Very nice!

Hi all, looking for a 3' x 1.5' aquarium cabinet. Stands made from aluminium profiles may be considered too. Thanks!

Rainbow VDM (some call it Rainbow Pharaohs too). One big polyp + one baby polyp: $70 PM if interested. Thanks!

Following corals available: Meteor shower cyphastrea frag A: $50 Meteor shower cyphastrea frag B: $50 Meteor shower cyphastrea frag C: $40 Duncan (green) frag C: $30 Duncan (green) frag F: $20 Duncan (pink-ish) frag G: $30 PM if interested. Thanks!

Daisy dukes: Metallic sunburst: Pacman: Meteor shower cyphastrea: Unknown zoa:

Following available: (True) rasta frag: $30 Pink zoas frag A: $30 Pink zoas frag B: $30 Duncan (green) frag C: $35 Duncan (green) frag F: $25 Duncan (pinkish) frag G: $40 PM if interested. Thanks!

From other reefers actually Thanks (:

Updates (palythoa) Nuclear green: Nuclear death: Purple death: Indigo death: Red death: Captain america: Two unknown palythoa:

Thanks (:

Thanks!