aquabeAnz
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for po4 removal, or DIY as denitrator oso can
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any more higher bidders for the GSP ??
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walan super gd price !
$15 only man
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GSP $20 !!
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wah so fast bo liao...??
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Bro, I want both pcs. Pls advise where to collect. thanks
wah.. project start liao
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wah biangz...
end of year should be a rainy season for Singapore right ?
how come getting heaty heaty instead ?
too many hero-wannabes la
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$18...
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ask me la, i got map !! hahaha
take MTR to prince edward station, once out, look for a petrol station, you will have to start combing from this end to the other end...
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how do you know if it go asexsual?
Mine turn pale green after i off the light. Do it means it go asexsual?
yup, i would have thought so...
try to leave lights on 24/7 ?
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All i want is Christmas SPS frags !!!
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that's fast!
$16.50 + brown tang + yellow watchman hehehe*
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super nice !
when my tank parameters stable again will pm you for coral sales!!
good buy !!
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got a similar GSP from reborn.
let me start at $15.00 !!
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brand new FR from bio ocean...
last price $80, never used before
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hi jeffrey, have you tested the parameters of the outlet?
care to share? im interested in the unit
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i suspect aquabeanz means the air intake opening or size, not the location whether higher or lower... correct me if i am wrong aquabeanz.
any tips on how to tune air intake opening?
Regarding putting the pump higher or lower, I believe there is normally a minimum water depth for any water pump to work optimally. if put too high, it might create a vortex effect.
but i see somebody's point in that if the pump is in too deep, is it more difficult for the pump to suck in air? wats optimum?
should be the size of the air intake..
imagine the ideal situation where air is sucked in at the optimum rate (this you gotta fine tune and observe the bubbles) and the pump is constantly fed with this amount of air, thus optimizing the performance. im currently not using the stock air controller for my H&S, rather i choose to use a small valve which is more accurate, and i try to distance it from the sump, as evapoartion of SW will eventually clog up the controller.
how deep you put the NW pump inside the pump so it won't affect performance?
i'm not 100% sure but i think if your sump is not 2 ft high, then forget it, i don't think will make much difference in the pressure.
but theoretically, the deeper you go the higher the pressure is, so might bring down the suction capacity of the pump.
optimum? for me, i place it high enough such that it does not create a vortex lor hehehehehe
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kum l*n...
dun even know what fish you bought and the market price
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the air intake for most or all NW pumps will affect the size of the bubbles produced and mixed in the reaction chamber and hence the overall performance.
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$37.50 i take with no service issues for you to follow... hehe*
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give me a call 90256005
im going to your place to see if it's from the neighbour.
anything fishy i'll give you a good time.
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give me a token, promise TLC can be showered, and you get the above...
collection, hougang ave 10, this sat or sun, or weekdays after 11
CR not working ah
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just tested CA from effluent yesterday using salifert.
to my amazing shock... it registered a low 220 ppm.
so what could be wrong? these are the details:
1. effluent: 50drops/min
2. ~ 1 bub/3secs co2 mixed until mad, so pH should
be low enough to burn the media (ARM)
so what's wrong?