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jemarcus

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  1. i stay serangoon north too bro! ups for same area
  2. there we go, AT has spoken. my pods didn't come from my rock. i got the rocks from another reefer. my pods came from a water column from some one else's tank, i don't know who. :rolleye: www.melevsreef.com the best site i have ever been across. sump designs, info, diseases. this site gonna be a mini encyclopedia
  3. $10 for 30, bro i'll be rich? its foc. and fyi, pods on the whole there are 3 types. copepods amphipods isopods copepods are really small, and u probably won't notice them unless u put ur face real close to glass. and even then, they could still be hard to spot unless u got good lightings. i have both amphipods and isopods readily available, and they can be seen easily.
  4. no idea how u gonna breed them. collection at sg north. how u gonna catch them is your own problem. lol
  5. nice updates bro. keep the photos coming in!
  6. ok DPM! i finished page 1 to 56. now for the percula 90 demon! nice rocks. gotta love it. when will your ATI Be Mine, be mine? lol.
  7. southpaw! i love the part u said, "maybe i'm too free and restless too..." best of the day! ups for u.
  8. lol, definitely not bohejm. in fact, bohejm has been contributing to the forum already, so lets leave his case closed. whatever his new identity is, let it be a secret. but i'm sure we'll all welcome him back.
  9. start the bid rolling. $25 for the pair n rbta.
  10. impressive bro. need u to help me scape too MUST BE better than RD's k?
  11. later RD too hungry cook it for supper
  12. piero thought yours is 4ft? ups. tcc.
  13. dpm, look at the no. of users reading this thread. lol
  14. nemo72 selling one. its healthy. but collection at bishan.
  15. sure. guess pods require microscopic eyes to look at. same for problems.
  16. tiger6222, i'd rather believe bernny than you. but i'll just sit on the fence.
  17. bro, just name the bugger. it does not count as a flaming thread if ur truely a victim. right vandeam?
  18. copper medications definitely will work. but copper poisoning cannot be detected, and usually overdose results in almost instant death. however, even a small dose means slow death. there's a reason why copper medications are not recommended. and its not because the overdose can kill in an aquarium, but because a small amount is enough to cause poisoning. all in all, prevention is still the best.
  19. go AM buy. lol. they usually have. anw pods include copepods, amphipods. Amphipods are larger, and readily visible to the ###### eye. They look like giant commas, they like to hide in the macroalgae. Amphipods are good food for larger fish. Copepods are smaller, and come in 12,000 varieties. Calanoid copepods have large, frilly antennae and like to stay up in the water column. Calanoid copepods generally get removed from home systems because they are very sensitive to strong currents and filtration. Harpacticoid copepods are smaller, and will sit on the glass or live rock. These are the most common types of copepods found in reef tanks, because they spend part of their time up in the water column and part of the time on surfaces - meaning that they do not get sucked out by filtration. They are also a lot less sensitive to the buffeting from currents in reef tanks, because they have much shorter antennae and can cling to objects when in a strong current. from www.oceanpods.com if a microscopic picture isn't enough to satisfy your scientific needs, come to my place.
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