honkit
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Interestingly, it has never bothered my fishes. I guess it has been feeding on detritus and leftovers and I did feed heavily.
My tank is 3 feet long.
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I apologize for having no photos to show as they are pretty hard to capture nicely on camera but both specimens are in excellent condition having lived in my tank for 4 years.
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Still available. Bump. Price lowered to SGD225.
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Yellow tang for 45 dollars.
Black Ocellaris Clownfish (misbar) for 65 dollars.
PM me for collection details. I reside in Sengkang. Please bring along your own plastic bags or containers to transport the fish as I do not have any.
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Found a one metre long beauty in my tank
Fortunately, I am shutting down my tank and discovered this mean baby meaning I won't have nightmares if the tank was still running.
Anyone care to adopt an underwater centipede lookalike? Heh
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The chalice and pink,red and purple gonioporas have been sold.
The green & orange gonio is still available.
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I will be shutting down my tank and will start a new one in the future.
Hence, I have some livestocks to sell. All pieces have been in my tank for 3 years. PM me for collection details.
Orange green chalice for 100 dollars (palm size)
Orange and green goniopora for 80 dollars.
Assorted red, pink and a single purple gonioporas. Take all 5 pieces for 150 dollars.
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Very interesting scape. How did you manage to balance all those rock pieces? Cable ties and epoxy?
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http://s1205.photobucket.com/user/bellion1973/media/Skimz_zpsfdwknupc.jpg.html
Selling for SGD260. In perfect working condition and can skim any tank up to 500 gallons/2000 litres of water volume.
PM me for deal closure and collection in Sengkang.
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Good one Linko
There has been many doubts about whether Red Planet is a mille or Hyacinthus... but my take is that the true Red Planet acro it's actually a Hyacinthus
That said, the confusion arises between the two different genus is due to the fact that some milles do exhibit very similar coloration ( red and green ) .
Red planet is a hyacinthus?
Interesting observation. Aren't the coralites more like a millepora or in some cases like a prostrata?
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My tank's dkh level is in the 6.5 to 7.5 range and most of my Acroporas have full polyp extension night and day. I believe it's due to my Zeovit/ Fauna Marin system coupled with coral feeding.
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I believe the forumers will learn from this shambles of a coral buying experience and exercise discretion before paying precious money for hyped up and fancifully named corals.
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White sps = bleached
The white colour is the bleached coral's skeleton colour as its flesh has expelled all zooxanthallae and thus became transparent.
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The pic that firestarter has shown looks like an acropora microclados which is a shallow water, high light and strong water movement loving coral. Whoever claims that it is a deep sea species whatever that means is being deluded.
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Great to see a review on pacific sun t5 bulbs based on real life usage. I am using 2 pacific sun shallow water bulbs and 6 ATI bulbs and the colours have been good so far after 3 weeks of use. Will try their deep blue bulb once it is released for sale in December
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Good topic. I have slotted two new Pacific Sun shallow water bulbs into my lighting fixture with a current configuration of 5 ATI Blueplus bulbs, 2 Pacific Sun shallow water bulbs and 1 ATI Aquablue Special bulb. I am having thoughts of swapping the Aquablue special bulb for either a 3rd shallow water bulb or a spectra+.
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The folks at zeovit swear by the camel shrimp method and at least one of our local reefers is using it with effective results. A word of caution though, it is imperative to place camel shrimps in a beta box or in the sump tank to isolate them from the main display tank as they are not reef safe and may take a liking to your corals. As for my own biological methods, my peppermint hogfish actively hunt for worms and critters on the sps corals themselves and touch wood, I have not been inflicted with any major flatworm outbreaks in my tank since I set it up.
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Hello all,
The sunset mille colony has been sold.
Thanks for the support and all the interest.
This thread can be closed.
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5 inches in length selling for 45 dollars.
First come first served basis.
Collect at Sengkang. PM me for details.
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$50 is the winning bid. Thank you for the support. Kindly contact me once you have received my phone number in your PM box.$50 -
Another 92 minutes to go befor the auction ends
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20kk spectrum lighting
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It is recommended to run Ultraphos in a fluidized reactor with a slow flow rate (despite its lack of tumbling due to its heavier nature) something akin to 200-400 lph.
Was told so by Claude the Fauna Marin owner.
Is there a natural way to reduce phosphates?
in General Reefkeeping_
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If you are using a refugium to cultivate macroalgae, do note that it has to be very sizeable (probably equal or even exceeding your display tank) before you see a marked reduction in PO4 levels. This also depends on the number of fishes and inverts that you keep. The more they are, the bigger the refugium will have to be.