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hi guys

i'm attracted by the blue sea fan and thinking of keeping it

but before i do, i'd like to hear some advice from those who haf experience keeping it

another thing...i read from a book that it is photosynthetic but from another that it is not...i'd like to find out the truth about this too

pls repond!

thanks!

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wa...no one out of the 3000+ members we haf has experience and got advice to gif??? :cry:

dude, ask Fuel, I believe he got lots of exp wif sea fans...

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I'm not a fan of sea fans... <_< ...anyway..but I know the flow needs to be very strong to feed on plankton as its not photosynthetic but need strong lights to prevent algae from establishing on the fan... hope this helps... If you want more read up, so a search online... sure got infor

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thanks 35cents

internet...haiz...not sporean info leh...haha

i prefer advice from local people who haf access to same exposure and same sea fan stocks as us la...info is kinda more reliable than those abroad who use probably diff types of equip

so pls...peopl in src pls respond

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bro...

IMO...sea fans needs intense lighting and also very vigourous water circulation, as they are photosynthetic and also filter feeders.

they should be placed perpendicular to the water flow, meaning that the water movement should be surging against the broad face of the sea fan.

low water circulation will cause the sea fan to be clogged with debris and hair algae will start to form, causing the demise of the sea fan. a good base is also important, one that is heavy enuff to withstand the strong water movement.

just my 2 cents worth.

:lol:

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Hi,

I am keeping a blue fan which had been with me for abt a year and is still doing great.

I place it abt midway up my tank and attach it to on of my lr.

IMO, Sea fans need good lighting and very important to provide them with strong current to help them get rid of the slime and any dirt that might get stuck on it.

I place mine perpendicular to my Tunze 6080.

My Blue Sea Fan below... :whistle

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Hi,

I am keeping a blue fan which had been with me for abt a year and is still doing great.

I place it abt midway up my tank and attach it to on of my lr.

IMO, Sea fans need good lighting and very important to provide them with strong current to help them get rid of the slime and any dirt that might get stuck on it.

I place mine perpendicular to my Tunze 6080.

My Blue Sea Fan below...   :whistle

aie

tt time i go yr home how come i didn't see this beauty?

yr tunze 6080 is blasting directly on it ?

do u place it very close to the mouth of the tunze?

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