Hello!
I'm starting up a 75 gallon reef aquarium. Just today I received the first half of my Package from Richard.
Having seen this rock, I'm not sure I think anybody else should be able to call their rock 'live'. It is absolutely crawling with life. In just putting in the rock and sand, I saw a cucumber, a sea urchin (about 3 inches across) a serpent star, a red mithrax crab, 2 porcelain crabs, a hermit crab of some kind, a tinier crab I could not identify, and a little tiger goby that almost didn't make it into the tank. Not to mention the sponges all over every inch of rock.
It's too cloudy to watch much now but I can hear the mantis shrimp popping and see the many dozens of barnacles waving their little filters. I can't wait for it to clear up a little so I can do a little sightseeing.
I'll post pictures and more when I can, but long story short = awesome. Can't wait for part II.
I'm starting up a 75 gallon reef aquarium. Just today I received the first half of my Package from Richard.
Having seen this rock, I'm not sure I think anybody else should be able to call their rock 'live'. It is absolutely crawling with life. In just putting in the rock and sand, I saw a cucumber, a sea urchin (about 3 inches across) a serpent star, a red mithrax crab, 2 porcelain crabs, a hermit crab of some kind, a tinier crab I could not identify, and a little tiger goby that almost didn't make it into the tank. Not to mention the sponges all over every inch of rock.
It's too cloudy to watch much now but I can hear the mantis shrimp popping and see the many dozens of barnacles waving their little filters. I can't wait for it to clear up a little so I can do a little sightseeing.
I'll post pictures and more when I can, but long story short = awesome. Can't wait for part II.