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I remember saw some BT ~2" @ LCK last weekend... Probably call Steve to find up more... Cheers..

"chicken essense bottle" is the best for crap trap... but so bad.. This fella is bigger than the bottle... I even tried Nescafe bottle for a weeks, but this guys shows no interested.. I withdraw due to it obstruct tank appearance... I may put longer...very alert fellas... I should try again.... Thanks..

Thanks, Milch, I like to collect books, web info and magazine.... especially statistic, physic & hobby... haven't try Amazon yet..... most of the books get from book shops, relative from oversea (I found US, taiwan books much cheapers compare here....) and also some of them get from reefers bro here.... most of my fish magazine are from Esso petrol station @ woodlands ave 2 and IMM magazine shop... And for old magazine, I found our Library is the best place to browse... For statistic and physic.. I strongly recommend Clementi Book Shop... it is cheapest in town.... Ya, I might try again others method to trap this guys.... Haha, sure seen that pics on webs so many times.... My crab could be slightly bigger than this fella... as you can see my pics judge from the pincer..... Cheers and Happy reefing....

Try this... best zoas and sps in town... Guarantee thumb up!!! Cheers and happy reefing... http://www.sgreefclub.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=88716&pid=911179&st=0&#entry911179

Try to add small vortex effect to generate whirling movement stir on filter media.. This to ensure fully utilizes all media surfaces.. But makesure not torrent flow.. to prevent filter media escapee.. Cheers...

Hi, Pls find below Nitrigen Cycle Animation.... Just keep monitor and follow the Ammonia, Nitrite and Nitrate profile shown in the pics..... To make sure "Stressful" and "toxic" stage over.... Cheers and Happy Reefing.....

Could be "ventricaria ventricosa" too.... also under "VALONIACEAE" Division.. Cheers...

No so clear... but looks like a bubble algae species... Under "VALONIACEAE" Division.. Try this.. grab from other website.... Dictyosphaeria versluysii Dictyosphaeria cavernosa Cheers...

Thanks, Bernard, Happy to hear that too... Lets keep in touch ya...

Ya, probably the pics contract issue.. pics a bit misleading... Pls find pics below I try to grab from web shows diffs between Evansi and Purple Queen male and Female... hope this helps.... Cheers...

Ya, confirm it is Evansi anthias. They r plankton feeding in the wild... therefore, they response to 5 in 1 smell... But I doubt they able consume.. But I know they able to take "marine snow" by two litle fish product.... probably mix with meaty food.. or sea monkey and Cyclopeeze. Cheers...

Lets keep in touch...

Ya.. same experience as Vinc.. my velvets only last for 3 weeks after that MIA... Frequent water change is the best... and I add a few wrasee like mystery wrasses, blue star leapord wrasses & yellow coris wrasses.. I think they help some too.. But base on reserach they r speculate consume flat worm by chance. I dun dare keep six line as knowing too many bad record from other reefers... Pls find below some info on flatworm eater nudibranch (book : The Reef Aquarium by julian sprung pg 428)... that is a few others beside velvets.. but all known as short life...

Hi, Sorry for late reply.... Share with u something about anemone placement, I learn from my colleage nick "Kareen" & "Beagle1".. Before placing anemone 1. Setup a cave best only one exit point.. to prevent it retract and suffer insuficient light. 2. Beside that, flow is crucial too.. try supply him indirect flow.. Pls find pics shown below, I snap from Beagle1 tank... I am amateur on anemone too.. Cheers and Happy reefing...

Hi, All, sorry for late reply.. All zoas frag being reserved and some collected.. Jack and Bernard.. Nice to meet you.. lets keep in touch.. Mike and David, see you soon... Cheers and Happy reefing to all...

Hi, Ray, pm replied... I will update the list once confirm. Thanks

I contacted TMC UK personally.. that is no agent in Singapore yet... just FYI...Cheers...

Thanks Bro Dispar for your kind words and support... Cheers and Happy Reefing to all....

Sorry.. typo error.. should be around 2 blue note... For Magnavore I feel no problem as the magnet handle very good ergonomic design.. easy to move... Cheers...

Oh... won't wet yr hand... is just like normal magnet cleaner... but with additional blade in front... How much ah? I am using Magnavore 2 ER for ~4years leo.. can't remember exactly the price.. probably can call reef depot further query... The magnet should be slightly more than 4 blue notes... The blade itself quite cheap ~2red notes+.. My colleage using their blade on other magnet cleaner, it works.. provided thickness, length and width compatible.. The best way.. consult ReefDepot.. they have many diff magnet cleaner.... you might get one you like.... Cheers.. Try this web link... better pics illustration... http://www.easybladeusa.com/ Cleanning in action: Cheers...

This White Spot Anemone Shrimp http://www.liveaquaria.com/product/prod_display.cfm?c=497+525+700&pcatid=700 or Sexy Anemone Shrimp http://www.liveaquaria.com/product/prod_display.cfm?c=497+525+1135&pcatid=1135 Price of $15, I believe should be the first one "White Spot Anemone Shrimp"... ya, it is at high side... It can be range from 2 purple notes + one gold coin to one red + one green notes... Both of them like to hover around corals like SuperSun, Hammer, Burble.. the best if you able to keep anemone with them..... Cheers....

Try this... I am sure you won't regret..... You can get them from RD.... Easy Blade Scraper http://www.reefdepot.com.sg/ Cheers

From the description and price.. Sound like Evansi anthias.. http://www.liveaquaria.com/product/prod_display.cfm?c=15+20+49&pcatid=49 It is difficult fish.... normally better start with them first b4 adding other fish.... may be, introduce some live food to stimulate their appetite.... Or try Cyclopeeze... Cheers...

Yes, is a little bleached color... this could be due to not sufficient light.. Normally, they will stretch longer or moving around.. and also secondary effect color bleached.... Give him better light.. he will gain back color... And make sure no aggresive coral surrounding like mushroom etc,,, to prevent chemical war between them... Cheers..

Red Brittle Starfish.. (from book "What Invertebrates? A buyer's guide for marine aquariums": pg 171