Christmas Tree Rock Pic

[Lpabsolute]

Just thought i would share a pic of my Christmas Tree Rock....

 

[gregr]

Pics are all looking good- great colors and man your tank looks healthy

 

[Lpabsolute]

gregr - Thanks....

 

[Lpabsolute]

Anyone out there have any pics of their Christmas Tree Rock?

 

[kactusficus]

hello!

here's mine:

Although I'm unhappy, because I see these little creatures being less and less in my porites... How come they die? Someone to tell me what can make these worms die? none in my tank ever died, not à fish, not a coral, nothing... Do you think one of my fish could be a predator? Can someone tell me which can of fishes are known to be eating these worms?

 

[Lpabsolute]

kactusficus - Sweeet Looking Rock

 

[InvaderJim]

Where do you get that stuff? I love it.

 

[Lpabsolute]

Picked it up at the LFS for $30

 

[InvaderJim]

Dang. I'm gonna have to find one of these somehow. They are beautiful.

 

[greenstarman]

I thought those were called Bisma?

 

[reeformadness]

Cool. Love the variety of colors.

 

[Brewen]

Very cool looking thanks for sharing.

 

[kactusficus]

Actually, in France, it's sold not for the worms but for the coral on the surface of the rock. it's Porites. And when you ask for porites, you have 99% chances to get these beautiful bisma worms... Porites is more often available in pinkish/orange as ours, and green.

 

[InvaderJim]

I can find little to no information on this stuff. I'd really like to get some.

 

[Lpabsolute]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=8962801#post8962801 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by InvaderJim
I can find little to no information on this stuff. I'd really like to get some.

http://www.liveaquaria.com/product/prod_Display.cfm?pCatId=541

 

[Rosseau]

"Care Level: Difficult"

Really?

 

[thor32766]

sweet pic

 

[kactusficus]

Rosseau: hum... that was my first coral, bought 2 monthes after the beginning of the tank! So it mustn't be that difficult, as it is still in my tank, with no apparent harm!
I just heard the worms were quite sensitive to water pollution (as well as any water filtering animal), so be careful with the NO2, NO3 and PO4... For the coral itself, it likes a lot the light, so you have to put the rock from middle to top of your tank.

 

[InvaderJim]

Awesome! Thanks a lot absolute.