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I have a frag of Purple Digi abt 2-3 inches with multiple head for swop if you interested. Let me know again. Thanks.

Ya lor... One of the most difficult days every year beside gf's birthday and chirstmas... Running out of budget, ideas and determination..

dun do freshwater dip! they cannot take it. nothing much you can do now.

Does liking you make me a gay t00? LOL

Still have some SPS at Harlequin and PR.

Any update from the recent SPS shipment?? Missed all of them... haiz..

As requested. Here's a pic of the brown base with neon green polyp monti. I'm open to trades if you have any other monti frags avail.

Can i know when and where did you buy it?

WTS the following to clear some space. 2 Bright Green encrusting Monti. Bigger then open palm. Going at $30 each. Frags of Fire Orange plating monti. Abt 2-3 inch. $10 each. Frags of Brown base with Neon Green polyp plating Monti. Abt 2 inch. $20 each. 1 frags of Purple plating Monti (encrusted on rock). Abt 2 inch. $25. Collection at Hougang. Pm me your contact if interested.

Great for nano keepers.

WTS 1.5ft x 0.6ft x 1ft mini bowfront tank. Comes a set of FL lights and Hang-on-back filter. Comes with another 1.5 ft overhead filter FREE! Selling $20 for everything. Collection at Hougang area.

What happens to the doors?

You are using 4 x 24w? The photoperiod? In general, i would start off by placing the yuma on the sand bed first (If possible). Shifting will only be done if necessary. If its happy at the first place, why shift it! It doesn't really need too much light. In fact too much light will cause stress and hence small wrinkled 'pimples'.. Like what i mentioned earlier, look out for signs of 'complains'. Every yuma is different. But they all exhibit the same kind of signs to tell you whether they are happy or not. No yuma melts overnight. Most likely they are already been stress for a period of time before they gives up. Even if they starts to melt, there is still SOME chance of them recovering totally. I will try to describe a few kinds of melting. 1. Melting starting from the foot of the yuma. Some kind of whitish slime will be observed. Removed the slime and chances of recovery is high. Look out for factors that are stressing the Yuma. 2. Melting starting from the mouth. Some kind of BROWNISH vomit by the yuma. Chances are the yuma is just 'cleaning' itself or is a little stress (Maybe by the sudden switching on of light). No need to worry too much. BUT IF the vomit is WHITE. Chances of recovering is slim. It will depend on the will power of the Yuma..Hee... 3. Melting from the within. Sometimes the rock under the yuma breaks into 2, dividing the yuma at the foot. The melting starts from under and you never notice it. It will then spread to the centre and by the time you notice anything, its probably too late to do anything. So avoid Yumas with broken rocks. The condition will most likely gets worse when the LFS packed it.. imagine the yuma sandwich or pulling apart by the rocks. The above is based solely from my own experience and observation. I too bought many of the beauties and melt so many of them . I now own about 30 different yumas.. and i hope the above information will help reefers in having more success in keeping this beauties. Let me know if any of you guys spots any nice specimen k... hor..

I'm using 8 x 54w for my tank. No special technique in letting Yumas have big bubbles, they will have it so long they are happy in your tank. You can use the commercial epoxy. (i tried some brands) But i dun encourage them because i think its more expensive compared to the ones meant for aqua uses. I'm dun think there's much issue abt the additives in the commercial epoxy. I prefer superglue or gel. They are neater and easier to use. Some advices to increase the chances of success with Yumas; Try not to let the yuma incline from any angle. They have higher chances of flying off in the tank.eg glueing it in such a way that they are facing you. Avoid the BIG Bubble kind of yuma. They have very high chance of melting. Clear away the slimy stuffs if you see any. It will help to increase the yuma chance of surviving. DUN TRY to put the newly bought Yuma at the top of your 250W! *****This is the most important point to note... OBSERVE the yuma. They will tell you that they are not doing well. Act fast. Most ppl just leave it there and pray that it will recover. Just my opinion.

Hi AngMoki..a Welcome to the YUMA freako family! I have been trying to collect them after I saw one orange yuma when i just started the hobby. Some experience to share: Every Yuma is different. As in they need very different parameter to thrive. Anyway just to share a pic of my collection so far..Rest of it in my tank thread.

Great DIY! Can i know where you get the Ti coil from? Btw how long has the system been running?

Hi, Any guys here have any pointer for superman monti? Got one and it doesn't look very happy since day 1. High light or low light? Strong or slow water movement?? Same as other monti? I've got quite a number of other monti in my tank... Its starting to STN liao..

Hi all, I'm looking for Remora Pro skimmer for my nano tank. Pls pm me the price you wish to sell off if you have one for sale. Thanks for viewing.

Can the lenght of the 36W fit onto a 1 footer?

Bro Atos, 67/blue? I have not seen the Osram blue tube locally yet. Have seen most of their product and tried to locate the blue tube but in vain. Where can i find Narva tubes?Interested to try them out if i can get my hands on them.

There's no actinic or blue tube for Osram T5. Only 'White' avail. Its a little yellowish IMO. Can pm me if you need the tubes.

Or blue face Angel?? Where are they when you are looking for them...

I looking for Emperor Angel. Any one spot any???

A bid! $250.