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Is there anyone who can DIY this before HorizonVentures or Dr Evil comes out with theirs? http://www.reefcentral.com/forums/showthre...threadid=615061

Should be tomini tang....sentosa marine is known to bring in this tang http://www.reefers.org/album/viewphoto.cfm?albumimageid=445 http://www.fishbase.org/Summary/SpeciesSum...ame=tominiensis

o2 mini if you dun want to go full pda size....but you will need an add-on card in order to surf at places like Macs and so on... the o2 xda IIi has built in wifi for u to surf and has a faster processor but it is much bigger than the mini

hehehe....cannot tahan after seeing it..... yesterday the shops still put COMING SOON under the phone...today then the price came out.....at M1 taka was $1.5k plus without line and $1.3k plus with line so went to Nokia@Wisma and saw $1498 without line....so mai tu liao... The allure of surgical grade stainless steel..... Batman probably won't use this gu niang phone that Bruce Wayne uses....Batman needs alot of info at the back of his hands...maybe Batman will prefer an o2 xda IIi Next review: Nokia 8800 vs o2 xda IIi? Looks vs Substance?

Personally I still think that 8850 was the nicest looking the stainless steel of this phone makes it look like a KITCHEN SINK phone...hahaha

but the navigation buttons a wee bit too small for guys....

$1498 at Nokia Singapore Bruce Wayne's New Mobile Cool blue light at the bottom of the desktop charger when charging... 2 batteries...and TWO years warranty

Stainless steel this time

Wonder why after 8810, 8850, 8855 and so on.... the numbering went back to 8800 Back to the basics? http://www.nokia.com.sg/nokia/0,,73130,00.html

Check it out http://www.advancedaquarist.com/2005/6/aquarium And also Feature Article: An Experimental Comparison of Sandbed and Plenum-Based Systems. Part 1: Controlled lab dosing experiments http://www.advancedaquarist.com/2005/6/aafeature

SRC got 2 batmans, from 2 parallel dimensions

To overcome fear...... you must become fear itself

in fact i have seen rust appearing just weeks after the stand is used.... especially if you are the kind that drips saltwater around the tank while meddling with your tank. even if we try to coat the stand with anti-rust paint...it is just delaying the inevitable, so my advice is get a wooden stand if you do not foresee yourself changing the tank or upgrading in a few months time. If it is going to be a more or less permanent fixture in its current location, get a wooden stand.

your stand will get rusty pretty soon, why not get a wooden stand before you start stocking up.... otherwise a few months down the road, u may have to move the tank to change the stand

test your phosphates, once there are detectable levels, it is time to change. and also, since when did rowaphos absorb nitrates u can use the whole 1kg for your tank if your FR is big enough...as for expiry date, not too sure myself.

got DSLR now must make full use of it.... make sure can see the scales on the fish body

better make sure no significant particles or chips get sucked into the needlewheel pump because there goes the acrylic pins that's why needlewheelers like deltec/H&S/aquamedic uses materials that can flex. on the other hand, there's the other extreme where BBK uses titanium pins that probably smashes whatever that comes in the way of its rotating pins

no problem, here is another url for reading of storing camera/lenses and humidity http://www.totechamerica.com/html/index_optics.php http://english.t-photo.com/QP010001.htm

Tangs pic... move to T mode.....set to 1/80 to 1/100s (if too dark increase the ISO to 800) and burst away Please dun use thirsty hippo in a box, your camera internals will gum up or even crack in the long term....dry cabinets are to be set around 40-50% humidity for our cameras.... any higher and fungus will be happy to grow, any lower and your camera internals like shutter will dry up and shorten the lifespan. happy shooting.

Topic moved from NANO REEFS to General Reefkeeping

The way to removal is to do it slowly and gradually to allow the system to catch up. *topic moved from LPS forum to General Reefkeeping*

1) You can try removing the coral chips/bioballs 2) Add more cured live rocks 3) Tune your existing denitrator properly 4) Tune your skimmer properly / Get a better skimmer 5) Lower your number of fishes / Feed them less often 6) Change water once a week instead of twice a week 7) Change a larger percentage of water instead of your 15% each time 8) Ensure the water for your salt mixing does not have significant nitrates. You can use DI/RO to absorb nitrates from your water source. UV light does not significantly increase NO3. U can try a combination of the above to tackle your NO3 problem.

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found it...

there you go.....