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No problem. I believe those superglue gel will be very useful in freshwater tooOriginally Posted by blue33
Thanks for sharing, interesting!
My interest has wandered! Do U?
LOL! You read my mind...
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read from somewhere that they used superglue to glue the ferns to woodvery tempted to do it!!
That I have yet to try actually... I got a feeling that the superglue will not be too kind on the stem/root of plants. Instant damage I suspectread from somewhere that they used superglue to glue the ferns to wood
Nice, learning a lot of stuffs from this thread. I guess the biggest thing going for marine tanks are colours and the chance to have a piece of the deep blue sea in your home.
For cost, I think a marine tank may be equal to a all ADA setup.
Maybe I'll start a marine tank one day but for now, I am highly hooked to green.
For normal marine setup yesFor cost, I think a marine tank may be equal to a all ADA setup.
once start cannot stop
buying buying buying
Oh yes! It's impossible to stop especially when you have a bunch of reefers motivating you every night (on forums)once start cannot stop
buying buying buying
The shopaholic behaviour is more obvious in new reefers as they tend to get too excited over the vast livestock available at LFS and corals tend to NOT do well, so there will be a lot of replacements as part of the learning curve.
A decent piece of coral costs around $35 to $55, to fill up a 4ft tank, you need at least 30 to 40 pieces. It's scary come to think of it!
hi bro..mind tellin me wher u got ur tank and cabinet? and wats the price roughly ? thanks !
Okay, the amount is really very scary. Haha. Salute to all the marine keepers out there!For normal marine setup yes
Hey Jervis,Oh yes! It's impossible to stop especially when you have a bunch of reefers motivating you every night (on forums)
The shopaholic behaviour is more obvious in new reefers as they tend to get too excited over the vast livestock available at LFS and corals tend to NOT do well, so there will be a lot of replacements as part of the learning curve.
A decent piece of coral costs around $35 to $55, to fill up a 4ft tank, you need at least 30 to 40 pieces. It's scary come to think of it!
Surprised to see you here! was waiting for you to post your reef thread at SRC.. haha.. tank looking good!
Not to hikack this thread, but do you think superglue can be used to stick mosses to rocks? Will the moss thrive or eventually break from the glued strands?No problem. I believe those superglue gel will be very useful in freshwater too
Anybody tried it before?
nice neat tank
Because of your marine tank, I am reading all the articles in Nano Reef now..
you sure kena poison la... nano reefs are fun but lots of work and discipline. cannot happy happy add livestock.
reefing is quite a bottomless pit if you're hooked. all the lovely toys available out there
Cheers,
Melvin Lim
Haha, its really interesting to read all the marine related articles and see how different it is from freshwater tanks.you sure kena poison la... nano reefs are fun but lots of work and discipline. cannot happy happy add livestock.
reefing is quite a bottomless pit if you're hooked. all the lovely toys available out there
Yeah, I love all the toys and equipment.
And Jervis also have such nice toys.
Jervis ah... he like the Ouyang Feng... master of poisonHaha, its really interesting to read all the marine related articles and see how different it is from freshwater tanks.
Yeah, I love all the toys and equipment.
And Jervis also have such nice toys.
Cheers,
Melvin Lim
Update please, you must have SPS growing out of the tank by now
Currently keeping many wild betta species and other anabantoids.
Beautiful set up and informative thread with amazing photos.
May i know where you got your Tunze overflow box from as i am currently searching for one.
Is there much noise from the overflowing water?
What hapenned to you mate?
You need to update this thread.
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