DSPS tank from Thailand (1000 gallon+) - Page 210

vulteiv1 · 01/15/2011, 08:35 PM

Cool, pm me your contact info, and I will get a hold of you when I'm in Pattaya.

ejcatmul · 01/15/2011, 08:44 PM

Very inspiring

chingchai · 01/15/2011, 08:51 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by vulteiv1

Cool, pm me your contact info, and I will get a hold of you when I'm in Pattaya.

You can call me anytime.
081-8121704 (this is how to dial when you are in Thailand)

chingchai · 01/15/2011, 08:52 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ejcatmul

Very inspiring

Thank you.

bullitr · 01/16/2011, 02:52 AM

Sir,
Have you loss any large colony from this tank?
It seems like it's easier to keep sps than fish..

Do you have any wishlist for a corals ?

chingchai · 01/16/2011, 08:28 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by bullitr

Sir,
Have you loss any large colony from this tank?
It seems like it's easier to keep sps than fish..

Do you have any wishlist for a corals ?

Yes, I did lose some colony with no reason.
Right now, I can't say which one is easier.
If they die, then they die. Just like that.

This is my dream SPS. I wish I can have it some day.
I have never seen even small frag here.

Montipora setosa

and this one, I almost got it.

bullitr · 01/16/2011, 10:41 AM

The setosa are common now here in southern california, i will give mine to you if i could but that blue is very very nice is that a blue dragon ...lol
Since It looks like a red and purple dragon that Tony (the reefer that claims that has the original red and purple dragon ) he also might change the name after talking to Steve Tyree.

Can you order from coral farmers maybe they can ship to you ...

ReefyReef · 01/16/2011, 06:15 PM

Great looking tank. Ive been a silent follower for months. I must have watched your youtube videos hundred of times. Thank you for sharing your dedication and hard work with us. Keep up the great work and I will be following your beautiful tank

claudiojr · 01/17/2011, 02:02 PM

Chingchai, my sincere congratulations! You´ve sure got one of the most beautiful tanks i´ve ever seen (and i´m sure one of the most beautiful i´ll ever see).

shf217 · 01/19/2011, 11:10 AM

Hi Chingchai,
first of all congratulations to this very, very beautiful tank you have and the detailed info you gave us all, how you build it up. I also own a very little tank (some pictures I have posted on my webside http://www.shf-net.com/aquarium ) but of course there is nothing to compare with a tank like you have.
If you dont mind, I really would like to visit you next time I come to Thailand, to see that perfection in real. If you agree would it be possible to get your E-Mail Address, maybe in a Private Message that I can contact you?
Also thanks a lot for all the kindness in answering and give all information in so many questions in this thread.
A Last Question I would have: Is there any possibility to get SI-AM Ocean Products and AquaRaise Watertests in Europe (Austria), or can you give me a Address of good dealers/resellers in Thailand (Bangkok or in the South Songklah or Had Yai) where I can buy as Reseller ( we have a Shop for Marine Aquarium Supply here in Austria)?
Again Thanks Chingchai and all the Best for the future.
Berny

chingchai · 01/20/2011, 05:13 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by bullitr

The setosa are common now here in southern california, i will give mine to you if i could but that blue is very very nice is that a blue dragon ...lol
Since It looks like a red and purple dragon that Tony (the reefer that claims that has the original red and purple dragon ) he also might change the name after talking to Steve Tyree.

Can you order from coral farmers maybe they can ship to you ...

Lawrence. Thanks.
Now our LFS has some contacts with US farmers.
Hope I can have this Setosa soon.

chingchai · 01/20/2011, 05:28 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ReefyReef

Great looking tank. Ive been a silent follower for months. I must have watched your youtube videos hundred of times. Thank you for sharing your dedication and hard work with us. Keep up the great work and I will be following your beautiful tank

ReefyReef. Thank you for your kind words.

chingchai · 01/20/2011, 05:29 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by claudiojr

Chingchai, my sincere congratulations! You´ve sure got one of the most beautiful tanks i´ve ever seen (and i´m sure one of the most beautiful i´ll ever see).

Claudio. Thank you so much.

chingchai · 01/20/2011, 05:35 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by shf217

Hi Chingchai,
first of all congratulations to this very, very beautiful tank you have and the detailed info you gave us all, how you build it up. I also own a very little tank (some pictures I have posted on my webside http://www.shf-net.com/aquarium ) but of course there is nothing to compare with a tank like you have.
If you dont mind, I really would like to visit you next time I come to Thailand, to see that perfection in real. If you agree would it be possible to get your E-Mail Address, maybe in a Private Message that I can contact you?
Also thanks a lot for all the kindness in answering and give all information in so many questions in this thread.
A Last Question I would have: Is there any possibility to get SI-AM Ocean Products and AquaRaise Watertests in Europe (Austria), or can you give me a Address of good dealers/resellers in Thailand (Bangkok or in the South Songklah or Had Yai) where I can buy as Reseller ( we have a Shop for Marine Aquarium Supply here in Austria)?
Again Thanks Chingchai and all the Best for the future.
Berny

Hi Bernie,

Thank you so much.
Yes, you are welcome to see my tank.
I did PM you my email address and my friend's contact so you can buy SI-AM Ocean and Aquaraise product from him.

All the best,

chingchai · 01/20/2011, 06:15 PM

Updated pic of my tank (taken by Iphone)

I will come back with more pictures after Chinese New Year.

Briney Dave · 01/20/2011, 06:32 PM

That trigger just looks perfect in your display: how has he behaved for you, any troubles

chingchai · 01/20/2011, 06:38 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Briney Dave

That trigger just looks perfect in your display: how has he behaved for you, any troubles

No trouble at all.
They are so cute and good manner.

Briney Dave · 01/20/2011, 07:58 PM

That is great to hear. My local shop had a male in but way out of the classroom budget

I love the look of the triggers but have always been a bit fearful of them

chasekwe · 01/20/2011, 08:49 PM

Hey Chingchai, been a while since I followed this thread religiously...

That said I just searched every page since November for references to your ventralis and I have questions if you don't mind.

Primarily, did you do anything special to get them eating? How often do you find you have to feed them? Any additional tips on keeping them? At some point, I'd like to get just one and keep it in a tank with a small group of resplendent anthias to see how I do with a high difficulty species.

Thanks!

ENTMogul · 01/20/2011, 08:51 PM

Ching, I think you need a Personatus Pair.

I noticed you removed the Junceella sp. Any reason in particular?

vulteiv1 · 01/20/2011, 09:48 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by chingchai

You can call me anytime.
081-8121704 (this is how to dial when you are in Thailand)

Hey Ching, I tried calling a couple of time, but your phone is always busy. Maybe I'm doing something wrong. Anyways, I will be in Bangkok tomorrow, and will be visiting the Siam Ocean World. I would like to visit you on 1/23 at around 9 or 10am. Let me know if this is ok. Also how far are you from 69 Sukhumvit Soi 4? Either email me your address, vulteiv@yahoo.com, or pm. Vince

chingchai · 01/21/2011, 12:24 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by vulteiv1

Hey Ching, I tried calling a couple of time, but your phone is always busy. Maybe I'm doing something wrong. Anyways, I will be in Bangkok tomorrow, and will be visiting the Siam Ocean World. I would like to visit you on 1/23 at around 9 or 10am. Let me know if this is ok. Also how far are you from 69 Sukhumvit Soi 4? Either email me your address, vulteiv@yahoo.com, or pm. Vince

1/23 is fine with me.
It takes about twenty minute by car from your location to my house.
Mail already sent.

PauChi · 01/21/2011, 09:50 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by chingchai

Updated pic of my tank (taken by Iphone)

I will come back with more pictures after Chinese New Year.

ChingChai,

Oh man WOW!!! Honestly you need another Bigger show tank ... I'm serious. Judging from the limited space for more new additions I'd say you may wanna reconsider hmmm?

Looking forward to 2012 ... sometime in late July alrighty?

Keep up the excellent hobby!!

Paul

Frank Aguirre · 01/21/2011, 05:22 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by chingchai

Updated pic of my tank (taken by Iphone)

I will come back with more pictures after Chinese New Year.

Hey Ching, Tremendous work!

But the best of all is the harmony of this system.

My sincere congratulations for this accomplishment

Frank A.

chingchai · 01/21/2011, 06:18 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by chasekwe

Hey Chingchai, been a while since I followed this thread religiously...

That said I just searched every page since November for references to your ventralis and I have questions if you don't mind.

Primarily, did you do anything special to get them eating? How often do you find you have to feed them? Any additional tips on keeping them? At some point, I'd like to get just one and keep it in a tank with a small group of resplendent anthias to see how I do with a high difficulty species.

Thanks!

For the Ventralis, I have no special tip to make them eating.
You should try to feed them more often once they are in QT tank with different kind of food.
Or you may choose the one that already eat at the shop.

01/15/2011, 08:35 PM	#5226
vulteiv1 Registered Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: stockton, ca Posts: 356	Cool, pm me your contact info, and I will get a hold of you when I'm in Pattaya. __________________ Vince Current build: 78g rimless

01/16/2011, 02:52 AM	#5230
bullitr broke but happy Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: stevenson ranch, ca Posts: 14,053	Sir, Have you loss any large colony from this tank? It seems like it's easier to keep sps than fish.. Do you have any wishlist for a corals ? __________________ Lawrence SFVR member 435 gallon display in wall see through no more hyposalinity... Current Tank Info: 96x36x29 inwall

01/16/2011, 10:41 AM	#5232
bullitr broke but happy Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: stevenson ranch, ca Posts: 14,053	The setosa are common now here in southern california, i will give mine to you if i could but that blue is very very nice is that a blue dragon ...lol Since It looks like a red and purple dragon that Tony (the reefer that claims that has the original red and purple dragon ) he also might change the name after talking to Steve Tyree. Can you order from coral farmers maybe they can ship to you ... __________________ Lawrence SFVR member 435 gallon display in wall see through no more hyposalinity... Current Tank Info: 96x36x29 inwall

01/17/2011, 02:02 PM	#5234
claudiojr Registered Member Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: Goiania, Goias, Brazil Posts: 96	Chingchai, my sincere congratulations! You´ve sure got one of the most beautiful tanks i´ve ever seen (and i´m sure one of the most beautiful i´ll ever see). __________________ Claudio Junior Goiânia, Goiás, Brazil daherjr@hotmail.com Current Tank Info: 70x40x40, Tunze Master Doc 9420, 4 Vortech MP40, Neptune Acqua Controler Apex

01/20/2011, 06:15 PM	#5240
chingchai Premium Member Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Bangkok Thailand Posts: 5,670	Updated pic of my tank (taken by Iphone) I will come back with more pictures after Chinese New Year. __________________ Ching (low profile) " Life is too short to drink bad wine " click on my homepage to see my tank on-line

01/15/2011, 08:44 PM	#5227
ejcatmul Registered Member Join Date: Oct 2010 Location: Utah Posts: 53	Very inspiring

01/16/2011, 06:15 PM	#5233
ReefyReef Registered Member Join Date: Feb 2010 Posts: 50	Great looking tank. Ive been a silent follower for months. I must have watched your youtube videos hundred of times. Thank you for sharing your dedication and hard work with us. Keep up the great work and I will be following your beautiful tank

01/19/2011, 11:10 AM	#5235
shf217 Registered Member Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: Austria Posts: 1	Hi Chingchai, first of all congratulations to this very, very beautiful tank you have and the detailed info you gave us all, how you build it up. I also own a very little tank (some pictures I have posted on my webside http://www.shf-net.com/aquarium ) but of course there is nothing to compare with a tank like you have. If you dont mind, I really would like to visit you next time I come to Thailand, to see that perfection in real. If you agree would it be possible to get your E-Mail Address, maybe in a Private Message that I can contact you? Also thanks a lot for all the kindness in answering and give all information in so many questions in this thread. A Last Question I would have: Is there any possibility to get SI-AM Ocean Products and AquaRaise Watertests in Europe (Austria), or can you give me a Address of good dealers/resellers in Thailand (Bangkok or in the South Songklah or Had Yai) where I can buy as Reseller ( we have a Shop for Marine Aquarium Supply here in Austria)? Again Thanks Chingchai and all the Best for the future. Berny

01/20/2011, 06:32 PM	#5241
Briney Dave Registered Member Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Fremont Posts: 1,325	That trigger just looks perfect in your display: how has he behaved for you, any troubles

01/20/2011, 07:58 PM	#5243
Briney Dave Registered Member Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Fremont Posts: 1,325	That is great to hear. My local shop had a male in but way out of the classroom budget I love the look of the triggers but have always been a bit fearful of them

01/20/2011, 08:49 PM	#5244
chasekwe Registered Member Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: Albany, NY Posts: 631	Hey Chingchai, been a while since I followed this thread religiously... That said I just searched every page since November for references to your ventralis and I have questions if you don't mind. Primarily, did you do anything special to get them eating? How often do you find you have to feed them? Any additional tips on keeping them? At some point, I'd like to get just one and keep it in a tank with a small group of resplendent anthias to see how I do with a high difficulty species. Thanks! __________________ Nick

01/20/2011, 08:51 PM	#5245
ENTMogul Registered Member Join Date: Oct 2010 Posts: 403	Ching, I think you need a Personatus Pair. I noticed you removed the Junceella sp. Any reason in particular?