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Buyer of A commented it 'really shines' under actinic light. Heres a shot of the mother beside gsp n the red monti. Under zet light 6500 with only blue wavelength on. (White, green , red , voilet off) Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

A sold to a nice bro. Left B and C.

C has been changed to A. Left B and C. Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

C reserved. Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

Grow your own ufo! Selling off 3 stable frags of ufo. As can be seen these r stable frags of a few mths, Broken edges r gone and have regen to its usual round shape. Choose 1cm of shock orange digiata or Red montipora as giveaways in the following pics below. Mother is pictured at the bottom. A-$100 B-$100 C-$80 (smaller) Collection at drive thru of 532476 at upper serangoon view. No cmg up to view sry. Wifeee dont like. [emoji28] WYSIWYG. Wadsap, SMS: 94788699 to reserve. Collection weekdays after 9pm. Free 1cm orange fire digiata or red monti to grow out. Both are visible and very nice under actinic light: Ufo: Mothership about 3 inches across atm Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

Yes agree, have it in the best corner with the least natural light hitting. Or oyama the sides. Also, try to have 2 returns. If I ever have another tank, 2 returns , and 2 chillers with the 2nd one ready to cool 0.5 degree above the first one to cover for failure. Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

Its usually cos of nitrate spike. U might wana test for that . reduce it n If u have algae cuc like tang or algae blenny they'll be gone. Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

Brown algae on the sand will go away after a while with tank maturity. The rest is either algae scrubber in sump, reduced lighting. Or just black oyama the sides of the glass u dun view and ignore the algae there. Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

Best design Tecos tk range has a cap to direct exhaust towards an opening in ur cabinet. Just make anotther slot or hole maybe an inch or 2 wide on the other side hidden to stream in outside air. I have no intake holes the air just goes thru the gaps of the door in front and behind the tank. This is the inside See this vid from YouTube Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

I agree on point 10 too. Ive kept to being content with just the easy to moderate corals. My no3 is 1-2 cos of DSB n bio pellets, but I can't keep up with the regular water monitoring and change requirement for the harder ones. Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

The answer is speed. Plants are slow, and that's why you see algae grown right on top of them. Will cover this later. The sexual part is correct, but chaeto is actually a slow grower which I will cover. My cheato grew v fast when no3 was high. But once no3 was handled and I cleared like 3/4 of them for regrowth, algae took over. So the author's info so far has basis. Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

Alright. Thx Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

If a mandarin can make it in the tank, this fish will make it. Needs pods on lots of rock multiplying . prob 2 feet for every one of these or a small mandarin. My 3 feet currently sustains a small mandarin and leapoard wrasse. Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

Another tip is to plaster black the top of the tank's glass jutting out horizontally above the water surface This stops ur aquarium light from hitting the front top panel of the glass and prevent algae growth there. No corals growing at that angle so its perfect also. Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

As in totally heck care the sides of the glass let algae grow out. Cos its blacked out. Like in the pic below. So I just need to maintain the front side. Much easier. Nothing to see from the sides anyway. Another bonus is it blocks sun light. Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

G8 Stuff. Thx! Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

Some fanged blennies commonly available r poisonous btw. So b careful. Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

Looks interesting. An disti or show location in SG for some qna? Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

Hi. This is a good tip. Even expensive reef feed uses oyster eggs. By chop meaning... How fine was it? Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

If the purpose is to drop no3 and phosphate won't any aquatic plant do ? Why cheato or specifically algae ? Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

Wow ok.. cos i only on my lights for 8 hours in my sump on the night cycle. Can't imagine 24/7.. cos it'll heat up the water even more against the chiller.

24/7 as in they r on all the time or during daylight hours? I think ur flow rate tip is correct. My sump tank overflow is quite slow water doesn't really move. Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

OK cool. Thx for e tip will go scout it out. Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

That was what I wanted to ask also. Haha. Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

Wow I've been wanting to get this effect in a portion of my sump where I do and overflow and grow pods. But I just keep getting algae and any marine plants in getting 'strangled' by these algae. I run an led light meant for plants. Any tips? Zero no3,2 27-28 degree reef tank. Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app