Live Rock, I'm revealing the facts of about it that will surprise alot of you

[lifesworksataol]

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[bluerug]

Look forward to seeing the results as well.

 

[mrcrab]

I'd love to know something about worm rock. Very porous and light. I have a few large pieces in my tank and am still undecided because of all the holes. Great for increased area but traps alot of stuff too.

Here's a link to get you started: http://mariculturetechnology.com/Rock.htm

See the second item on the page.

And before I get flamed, it was not live when purchased. It was purchased from this company and is taken from quarys. It's live now as it's been in my tank for almost a year.

 

[seth16]

Hey Marcye, i would love any extra help, i will see if i can get down there in the next week.

And about the worm rock, it is not live to begin with, so including i it the study would not gather much results other than getting some pics of what it looks like. Base rock or "dead" rock will turn live in a tank after a while, and this rock seems intersting, but it is not live.

 

[Me No Nemo]

K..then I'd get to check out the new truck! Keep in mind also that I have the scopes with video and still photography if you want to check anything out close up.

 

[thor32766]

Hey seth there is live worm rock. If look up a place called bath tub reef there is a reef system located off that beach that was formed by worms. Really cool to see.

 

[seth16]

Isn't Bathtub reef local too?

 

[thor32766]

yeah its down south.

http://iml.jou.ufl.edu/projects/Fall03/Stanton/bathtub2.html