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Live rocks maybe? You added any live rock other than those from your old tanks?

still between Malaysia and Indon

Wah, give free still must bao delivery . Maybe weekend then, sure must kope more stuff from you

I came across this website which I think will help a lot of newbie like me. I have yet finish all the links but I would like to share it here.

He must have been stalking you..... Thanks for the reply

Yeah, I can't resist bokeh on spiders too..... For those wondering what bokeh means.... its the background blur like below.

Bro, It takes millions of years for such genetic evolution. You ought to be proud that tank went through that long.......

Affirmative!

Hmmm... So this process alone does reduce TDS? Can't google much about this model.

That's rather convincing.....

I would like to find out also, 1) How long would it take to churn out 1 red pail of processed water? 2) How much discharged "waste" roughly for per red pail of processed water? something like 20 times? 30 times? 3) Can we reuse the discharged water for bathing etc? Thanks!

Bro... I found this article to be useful.

Buying used Crystal Pro 3 stages DI system!!!!!! Please PM me!!!!!

I hope you don't my I add few small points. Generally, to avoid seeing your branded camera on the fish tank, try to keep the ambient as dark as possible. Cover any lights leaks from your fish tank above water level of the tank. Use lens hood if you need to shoot with flash and DO NOT shoot perpendicular to the tank unless you are very very near (lense touching the tank already... lol). For those with smaller tanks and can afford a few more strobes, add strobes on top and sides of your tank. I got a friend who use up to 8 strobes shooting a 1 feet tank (IIRC) and he usually shoot at above f8 for his macro pictures. This ensures he the picture superbly crisp and sharp and best of all, the whole fish in focus. I was told he used up to f16 sometime.

I am staying in Ang Mo Kio. PM you the address.

*sigh* flip the whole Seaview over still cannot find it. They do sell Hydor though....

Nono.... GH is general hardness, it consist of a few trace elements. KH is carbon hardness, it buffers the pH. Anyway, I already bought a KH test kit from Seaview, a pity T95 close so early (I went from work about 7pm reach there).

Since we are here. Are there such things as between Marine test kits and Freshwater test kits? I have some KH test kits for my planted tanks...... Thanks.

Hi Gouldian, Those lights look lovely. Any idea who selling these in SG? Oh, and the price if you know please.

definitely, thats what I am doing now too. I am using a AC fan my previous 2 footer was using.

free as in what time, sir? Office hours sure cannot lar.....

I have quite a fair bit of excess live rock if you need. Pretty small though. Just grab and go.

You don't mean the whole tank....

I am can liao.... my tank still very empty....

Let's compromise. Its a nano frag tank