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he must be using awesomeness setting! [emoji1] [emoji1] [emoji1] Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

i learnt from the best! hahaha. not yet. im waiting for the exact sizing of the room since the end result sizing may differ from the floor plan. not by much, but im thinking to use the room to the inch. hahaha (excuse) hahaha... nah bro... im too lazy to start the planning now, since i tend to change if i have plenty of time Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

shown in this picture are bio reactor by bashsea and secondary chiller Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

fresh water reservoir and kalk stirrer reactor Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

a sneak peek of my filtration room. picture here is my calcium reactor. shown in the picture are first and second chamber. i have a third chamber for magnesium which some say its totally useless... but imho... it even more useless laying around in my storage. Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

definitely choose visit over pictures. hahaha[emoji3] [emoji3] [emoji3]. they are look better in person Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

yeah. A LOT... with all capital letters. sorry, can't take picture. im out of town, now. but they are almost the same as earlier pictures. except removing the beckett skimmer and replacing with reef octopus sro-xp5000 and bbk supermarin 250. the rest is still the same. i will try take some pictures when i got back Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

thank you. the floor bed is barebottom. before having them, i thought its going to be easier since i thought i could position wavemaker to blows the detritus away... im so wrong. i have 9 wavemakers installed, still have some dead spot that detritus cumulate. i usually suck them away every 2 weeks. so the key is... to clean them often. oh yeah, btw... for coralline algae, algae scrapper is your best friend. i hunt them down every week, before they are to big and too thick Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

could you please take picture of it. sometimes we incorrectly identify them. my best advice is to share the pictures here and invite some local reefer to help with the identification. then we can look for best method to remove them Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

all the bow should be given to that man who influenced my build. [emoji144][emoji120] [emoji144][emoji120] [emoji144][emoji120] Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

some of my favorite sps to take picture. cos its the nearest to the glass. [emoji1] Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

hahaha! u did. thank you for reviving my passion toward reefing again! Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

awesomeness! those pictures dont do justice. they are even more awesome in person! Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

here are some. will post some more later. Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

he = he. sorry for the autotext Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

woah... ive been revived! thank you he for updating the post. sorry for long time absent. the tank had severe crashed due to heavy job schedule and marine velvet. i decided to wait for the marine velvet parasites to die before refilling the tank with new habitats. change the led with radions to excite me back to the hobby. more pictures will follow Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

yes, thank you... Im excited too... Sent from my SM-N910H using Tapatalk

Yes, over sized. learnt it from you [emoji1] yes they are both calcium media. left side is triton dastaco's marble media and right side is ARM xtra course. the left chamber is the first chamber and the right chamber is the second chamber. i might add one small chamber to help to increase pH a little more by using smaller sized media Sent from my SM-N910H using Tapatalk

Setting up calcium reactor reactor height is 1 meter. left (first chamber) filled with 15 kg dastaco/triton media. and right (second chamber) filled with 23 kg of ARM extra coarse media Inviting my enemy. introducing coralline algae to the new tank

thank you. yeah, my wife appreciate the most, since there will be no more "eye sore" view Sent from my SM-N910H using Tapatalk

yeah... finally. now lets the cycling game begins... probably i will wait for december to stock em. im waiting for you to cut the ribbon. hahahaha Sent from my SM-N910H using Tapatalk

on sunday, i successfully attached two new tables for my LED drivers. Finally my tank has proper lighting. FRONT VIEW RIGHT SIDE LEFT SIDE

Hi guys, sorry for such a delayed post. anyway, last saturday afternoon I received a really amazing gift from an amazing friend of mine. opened later at night and cant stop the urge to assembled it. I assembled it after dinner with family from 11 o clock at night until almost 1 o clock in the morning. cramped inside my small small wet room ( i wish i have bigger wet room like harlequin mania's), I successfully assembled this amazing skimmer. here is the picture of the skimmer its a mazzei skimmer. an old old old...skimmer technology but hey...who doesnt like a freebies?

Neutral is right. beckett skimmer technology is not a new technology. it is invented before needle wheel technology. It is power hog but certainly way better skimmer than needle wheel IMHO.

actually, its kinda normal for nsw here in my place to get so dirty. i do filter them with filter socks, but i think they didnt help that much. but not a problem,since it only take 4 hours for the water to be cleared into crystal clear by my filtration system. beckett skimmer is amazing! Sent from my SM-N910H using Tapatalk