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Looking for blue discosoma mushroom frag. Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

Something seems to be moving the corals and rocks towards a specific spot in my nano tank. I only observed this recently. I’ve had my tank with 2 clown fishes (doesn’t seem to be paired) , tux urchin, small Pom Pom crab and turbo snail for about 2 years. Added a small scarlet hermit a month ago and then very recently a pajama cardinal, but havnt seen them move anything. Any idea what could have caused the shifting of the corals and small rocks ? I do notice a worm (bristle?) around that spot every now and then . Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

Hi I have had my tank for over a year already I think . Corals seem to be doing fine for first few months, only started to see these problems perhaps 4-5 months back after I came back from overseas . But I’ll look into the biomedia part . Thanks Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

Currently I dun hav test kits for these. Are these important for LPS and softies ? Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

I’ve been topping up around 500ml of freshwater twice a week, so Maybi that causes swings . Will top up more regularly or look at auto top up equipment tks Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

I’m using a bulb that looks like that in attached photo. Don’t think there’s a brand but it’s 45watt. Can’t remember the ratio of blue to white led but can check tonight Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

Hi, I need some advice. My corals in my 14 gallon nano tank seems to be doing fine earlier but some of them started shrinking over the past few months. I’ve lost my torch, hammer, blasto, bubble coral, even hardy corals like gsp. The carolline algae seems to turn abit whitish too. The mushroom and toadstool seems to be growing though. I have a pair of clown fish, a banggai cardinal, 3 sexy shrimp, 1 tuxedo urchin. Parameter last tested are pH-8.2, ammonia-0, nitrate-10, Kh-8, salinity-1.024, temperature- 27.5 to 28.5 deg. I do about 20% water change weekly. Is there anything else I should be testing for ? Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

$10 each. Opens up to 3-3.5inch. Self collection at Bukit Timah area Photo taken by iPhone, adjusted colour to match closer to original. Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

Went to Iwarna yst. There’s quite a number of small yellow tangs there Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

Your tank looks awesome. Seems like the torches don’t sting the hammer corals? I read that sometimes they do Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

So I tried Formula one pellets, frozen mysis and recently O-megavital Micro (from Tropic marin). None seem to work for my yellow clown goby. I read that Cyclop-eeze seems to work best for them but I’m having trouble finding them at LFS (either out of stock or they simply don’t have the product). It’s been two weeks already, and he’s getting skinnier by the day. I hate to give up on him but also don’t want to be spending so much on different brands not knowing if they will work . Some advice would b appreciated.. Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

Is this a Bobbit? Should I try to get it out? Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

Ya I’m not a fan of worms too. The one in my first photo (with antenna, maybe a Bobbit worm) is probably still in the rock after the freshwater dip. Currently isolated the rock in a pail, thinking of how to lure it out ... Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

Thanks, I did a freshwater dip and I got this flushed out, part of it at least cos it broke. The body is flat and soft, and looks more like a bristle worm ? Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

Just saw this climbing out from my LR. Can someone help to ID this? Is it harmful to my tank? Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app