Guess what I found on our live rock...

[randy 12]

although it did not survive the shipping, but it was a baby stingray. Actually pretty sad to think about. I can't wait to see what survived the shipping. On at least 1/2 of the rock, there's up to 6 different colors of coraline. The other 1/2 have at least 2 or 3 different colors. Purple, orange, bright pink, blue, white, green, red, and black?

 

[kreach]

That is sad... poor little thing...
Congrats on the new rock though...

 

[fishman622]

what kind of rock

 

[nicky1.8t]

thats to bad

 

[kzlen]

Aww thats sad, poor guy ... how small was it? I really like the orange coraline , myself.

 

[blk822]

I'd like to know what kind of rock ,I'm thinkin about getting some more soon

 

[randy 12]

Tonga Live Rock. Not much die off at all.
Poor little guy's body was about the size of a silver dollar and had a pretty long tail.

 

[lovethesea]

Was the LR from here? We are going to be getting some fish here in the next few months for a new tank and was thinking about the LR also. I have heard nothing but good things so far. Can't beat free shipping.
Too bad about the baby hate to hear of anything that doesn't survive the transfers. (wasn't a horseshoe crab was it?)

 

[fender]

Sad to hear about the ray.
It's always fun and a little scary to see what come in with the live rock.

 

[randy 12]

Nope, didn't get from here. It is deepwater Tonga. Definately was a ray. As far as the black, I thought it was die off but I'm not sure because it's really hard and you can't peel it or brush it off.
Lovethesea...I'm in Nixa, near Springfield. E-mail me and I'll tell you where I got it from.
(from Randy's wife)
itsmerandy@classicnet.net