SharkBait

Selling it at $150.

1 used unit of pinpoint ph meter for sale at $170. Used for 3months.

If i had only 1 more day to live, i would want to be in my statistic class, it would make the day seemed much longer ;p

Stop dosing the amino acid. Your tank has not reach stage 3, dosing of aminoacid concentrate now will cause the slime.

Carrier craze...beware the scouts.

Fibreglass background?

Turn brown...

Just came in or what? how come i never saw them?

Thats a bottlebrush Its a creamy yellow base with green tips if im not wrong.

I have a bottle to give give if you want.

Big SPS shipment at the blue signboard today. Alot of tables and acros. Encrusting montis as well as pocci. Very nice colours as well.

Definitely go for eheim. Sicce pumps produces alot of heat from my experience. Not something you want running 24/7 in your tank.

3? any possible pair?

Cleidopus gloriamaris, pineapple fish?

Are they slimy? Do they trap bubbles? Do they form thick sheets on the sandbed? If so, you have cyanobacteria. Which is not calcareous by any means.

Can it have something to do with the flow? It was extending like this every night in my tank.

milky white? You must be really good if this is not bleaching. Many of us cannot keep this colour.

2 cubes sounds like alot to feed. It would help if you gave us a list of how many fishes you keep and your total tank volume. Most of us are not using that brand of phosphate absorber so i cannot comment on how good it is. Do you see a drop in phosphate readings after you change out the absorber? letting the water age will not remove phosphate, it will not even remove chloramine. Green colour mud is not enough. You should consider changing to a better skimmer. Also, most hobbist testkit can only detect orthophosphate. So your actual phosphate readings is much much higher.Anything above 0.3 will seriously inhibit calcification.

That is to remove cyano if im not wrong. PO4 is introduced into the tank mainly through feeding and the decomposition of detritus. It has nothing to do with lighting periods. Some phosphate is also introduced into the system when you change water without any purification. The main ways to reduce phosphate are to reduce feedings, use phosphate absorbers, and to use a better skimmer.

I know im going to to flame for saying this... but there are studies done in Germany which shows that high kh is the one of the causes of RTN.

Turn on more light means more PO4? Thats odd, i've never heard of such a thing before.

Yeah, i wanted to add that in but somehow it slipped my mind At that size, they are an eyesore.

I find that aiming the tunzes at each other at different ends of the tank will create a nice random wave. This way, theres no need to afraid of the tunze being too strong.

I don't think so... Fairy only refers to the cirrhilabrus family.

Its not a fairy wrasse. its the flasher wrasse. Reborn usually has alot.