Matilda

ooh nice tank! I was considering putting a pipe like yours also! Thanks for the advice i think I’ll consider putting in a pipe at an angle with his main opening at the front of my tank - smth similar to yours Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

Ooh that’s true! I just fed my eel a molly with my tongs!! The molly actually escaped and the eel was like frantically poking at the wrong places around the molly trying to find it [emoji23] I guess that’s a start to it hunting them right? Did it take long for yours to get used to hunting mollies? Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

Ooooh that’s true! Have you had the saltwater mollies breed in your tank? I’ve heard that they actually reproduce faster in a saltwater tank HAHA Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

Wow nice tank! Maybe I should add more rocks as caves too! The pipe abit ugly [emoji23] and that’s a lot of effort to drip the mollies HAHA I just dumped like 3 into the salt water and somehow they survived!! Thanks for sharing with me by the way! Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

Ooooh!! That’s a rlly nice eel!! Does it have any pipes or anything to hide in? Or does it just hang out around your rocks? Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

Oooh!! How did you get him to hunt mollies? Did you just throw them into the tank? Hahaha and post a pic of your eel! Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

I feed it a piece of silverside every other day! This guy has been with me for about 3 weeks now and it took him awhile to start eating so i try to feed less but more often to get him comfortable with people!! I actually added in some freshwater mollies in a bid to get him to hunt and eat awhile back but he didnt find any interest in them!! still have one molly swimming around somewhere in my tank... Here's one of the nicer pics I have of him! (sorry for the blues I didnt have a lens filter on!)

Hello! Does anyone have any ideas on how I can upgrade my ribbon eel's hideout spot? He's starting to get more comfortable around people so im thinking of upgrading its hideout! Feel free to share videos/pics of your eel hideouts as well! I've attached a cool video of him eating a half a silverside if anyone's interested!! IMG_4101.MOV

Same! I never hear before also and I don’t know the other parameters except the KH, mag and calcium (lfs only told me these 3) haha I’m looking to change salt because of costs and s5 is having a promotion for this salt so it’s slightly cheaper than other salts But yeah probably will look into the more common brands!! just wondering if anyone has used it hahaha Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

Has anyone used this salt mix for their reef tanks? I'm thinking of changing my salt mix from Red Sea Coral Pro to this OceanLife salt but I cant find much information or feedback on this salt besides it's basic parameters of Kh 9.6, Mg 1350 and Calcium 470. Any other opinions/advice/feedback on whether I should make the switch to this salt is also greatly appreciated!

Ahh I see!! Thanks for your input!! Hopefully mine gets to the colour of yours soon! Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

Yeah! I was wondering how I could get my anemone to become this colour! its more natural too Did it take long for your anemone to become this colour? What did you do to help it get its colour (if you bought yours white/bleached)?

Hmmm I’ve been reading from forums that a white sebae is a bleached sebae! Normal sebae colours are usually brown/tan tho... so now I’m not too sure hahaha Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

So I have a white sebae anemone from ABA that’s been with me for about 3-4months already. It’s been hosting my clownfish and I’ve been feeding it small, cut pieces of prawn about 3-4 times a week. It’s still white and it doesn’t show any signs of it turning brown/tan. And it’s always been spread open and hasn’t been closed up in a ball since I’ve gotten it so I think it’s healthy. How should I get it to colour up faster? I was thinking of doing carbon/vinegar/vodka dosing to increase the acetate levels for the zooxanthellae to use but I’m not too sure which to choose. Does anyone have any advice or tips? Thanks in advance! Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app