Anyone out there have pictures of their Christmas Tree Rock?

[sarahkucera]

Up close.
<img src="http://www.midnightmadness.org/sarah/saltwater/071106/DSC08841.JPG" width=600 height=600>

<img src="http://www.midnightmadness.org/sarah/saltwater/071106/DSC08848.JPG" width=600 height=471>

Does anyone else want to share pictures of their X-mas trees?

 

[thor32766]

christmas trees are sweet!

 

[sarahkucera]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=7736753#post7736753 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by thor32766
christmas trees are sweet!

Thanks,

I can't find a lot of info about them or people posting about them though.

 

[astrogazer]

I enjoyed putting this one together ...

 

[sarahkucera]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=7745854#post7745854 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by astrogazer
I enjoyed putting this one together ...

Very nice!
Thanks!

 

[FEEDERFISH]

This one was in Milwaukee at Hoffers pet store about a year ago it was the size of a softball

 

[trlrider77]

I bought this at a shop in North Myrtle Beach SC. I counted around 37 that were out at one time. The rock weighs at least 3 lbs. I think I got a good price at $50.

 

[trlrider77]

A few more pics of my rock.

 

[hoover86]

That's f'in sweet!

 

[nanomilk]

These are beautiful! Must get myself some.

 

[raddogz]

Do the worms continue to populate the rock as time passes?

 

[sarahkucera]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=7761983#post7761983 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by raddogz
Do the worms continue to populate the rock as time passes?

Yes they do, and new worms will grow as the rock grows.
It's actually not a rock, it's a porites coral, and the worms live inside of the coral, symbiotically feeding off of the slime that the coral produces. I currently have two new worms making tubes. As the coral grows, the worms grow and extend their tubes.