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added it =p

hello guys.. long time no see. well.. im starting on my new tank xD and bought this pack of coralife salt but it comes with this tube of trace elements booster. it says add to 1 bag of the salt. im wondering if its really neccesary .. ?any experiences?

just use kalk paste directly on it.

nice flowers...u went there to have a look at the flowers?

only the schooling bannerfish is reef safe i think but its ugly compared to the rest

what is the piece of thing dat u used to block the space between the pipe and the glass..

just actinic light is not enuff.. my 2 cents.

its the only nemo tank i see with corals looking good

tanzy is in the states ar.

been using red sea. i would suggest the cheapest salt around with a brand. dont buy those unbranded one . nv know what it contains.

roidan u are ri or rj?

u can always try this dunno what caribsea thing .. think flubberina is using dat?

i kept observing the growth of coralline and other algae on the front glass. happy for the coralline. today felt it was unsightly and must clean liao, use the genting card but hard to reach some areas so not clean but still gotta use quite a bit of force. was thinking of a better idea.

saltwater.

haha long time nv post liao.. school busy.. but u are really hardcore man roidan..

any1 can help?

the picture was taken out of water, on some concrete, with handphone cam, not clear. but nothing to see anyway, just transparent jelly like spherical stuff

its a kind of jellyfish i think, helping him find out what is it.

good design, i had one like yours, same principle, just no nice surface skimmer, my own surface skimmer. does the same thing but i did it with 40 mm pipe. working for 4 months.

look what i found : " Mandarins tend to be rather picky eaters, preferring to feed from the bottom. Due to the relatively small size of their mouth they must be fed only small food items or finely chopped foods. As mentioned above they appear to do much better in aquariums with abundant live rock and/or plants. This may be due to the fact that there is an abundance of natural food items for them to feed on. In such an aquarium they will spend most of the day grazing amongst the substrate searching for food items such as small crustaceans (e.g. Mysids, amphipods, isopods and benthic copepods), small worms and protozoans"

i guess most things dat picks on small crustaceans would be able to control isopods

small mantis wont kill fish dat easily

hehe.. i saw an isopod from my new LR on my yellow tang yesterday super kan chiong sia. did some research. then thought. mantis shrimp from the smashing type smashes the shell of crustaceans then consume it .. maybe can use them vs isopod then catch them hehe.

its 3ft. 2ft i would not put yt. but 3ft is still not good enuff