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Pls PM me with picture and price:) A few heads can already, and any colour variant. Thank you:) Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

After a bit more reading, pretty much yes, but it depends on what you are keeping. Not really sufficient for an Acro tank, but decent SPS like Digitatas in the upper parts of the tank should be alright. Your issue won't be intensity but more of shading of certain areas in the tank, which can be solved (most cost effectively) by a T5 hybrid. Also better if you get the HD version.

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I see.. thanks:) Do you think I can get away with just 2 Hydra 26 HD? I'm keeping mostly LPS and softies with the exception of one Stylophora, and I think my SPS count will remain that way haha Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

Hi guys, I was thinking of upgrading my lights to Hydra 26 HD. I'm not really into SPS centred tanks because of their requirements, so I would like to know whether 2 Hydra 26 HD is enough for a mixed reef 48 inch (Length) by 30 inch (Height) by 27 inch (Depth/Width). It has a brace bar in the middle, so the lights will be positioned on each side of the tank. Will 2 be enough, or will I need 3 Hydra 26 HD/2 Hydra 52 HD? Thank you

Just checked today, Fresh N Marine has a few S, Ah Beng has a few M. Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

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Preferably around 2 inches. Please PM me or contact me at 8690 onezeroeightfive, if available. Thank you:) Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

Ups.. Can't really do a trade as I'm just starting to establish my zoanthids:) Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

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Hi bro as you mentioned it just happened overnight, it may have been cos of a swing in ur parameters. You should check if any of ur things malfunctioned (e.g. auto feeder, refugium light, thermometer, dosing pumps, etc.) My fan broke for my nano 10g last time, and it ended up crashing cos of that. If it's any of these, restoration of ur params should be good enough for them to get over any stress they experienced. Good luck, should be able to recover. [emoji108] Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

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Ups still looking

Hi guys I just noticed this with my frogspawn, which I've kept for quite long already, but I've never seen it do this. One head looks deflated and empty, but the other head looks fine though contracted into the skeleton. What is wrong with it and what should I do? Thanks. Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

Previously, I was using a "Full-Spectrum" LED E27 Bulb, which didn't really do much for my chaeto as far as I could tell. Will using Aqua Zonic 15W Super Tropical Pink T8 be effective? I will attach the spectrum. Thank you:)

As above, if available pls PM me. Thank you:) Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

Not really much. My temp was maintained at 28.5-29 using fans for a two foot. To be fair, my LED were very low temp. How big of a tank are u thinking of using it on?

Also, always keep a spare fan set as my BN quickly declined when temps rose up to 31. Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

Hi bro, I used to have a two foot cooled by a fan. I was able to keep BN, Shrooms and GSP. You have to constantly top up water though. Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

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Pls PM me if you have one available, thank you:) Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

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The first time I saw it, I thought it was a new polyp, but when I took the coral out and treated it with Hydrogen Peroxide for algae, I noticed that the rod-shaped pest was stoney and not soft. Please help with ID, thank you:) Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

At the moment still looking, pls PM if have one:) Thank you Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

Nice, thank you:) Maybe it's because I rarely go to farms. Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app