snakeblitz33
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Other examples of geoducks... (pronounced "gooeyduct")
Live Rock - Disappearing?
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sirbrently
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They look like big horse..... Anyways. haha Do you know if they have any effect on rocks?
snakeblitz33
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Originally Posted by sirbrently http:///t/391957/live-rock-disappearing/20#post_3478746
They look like big horse..... Anyways. haha Do you know if they have any effect on rocks?
Filterfeeding clams can bury themselves in rocks and substrates... but what might have happened is that what you thought was a rock was actually part of the clams shell... and then it started to move further up into that piece of rock. That's just a theory though - and may be way off.
Peanut worms shouldn't have any effect on rocks - but I haven't researched them in a long time.
Originally Posted by sirbrently http:///t/391957/live-rock-disappearing/20#post_3478746
They look like big horse..... Anyways. haha Do you know if they have any effect on rocks?
Filterfeeding clams can bury themselves in rocks and substrates... but what might have happened is that what you thought was a rock was actually part of the clams shell... and then it started to move further up into that piece of rock. That's just a theory though - and may be way off.
Peanut worms shouldn't have any effect on rocks - but I haven't researched them in a long time.
sirbrently
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Quote:
Originally Posted by SnakeBlitz33 http:///t/391957/live-rock-disappearing/20#post_3478758
Filterfeeding clams can bury themselves in rocks and substrates... but what might have happened is that what you thought was a rock was actually part of the clams shell... and then it started to move further up into that piece of rock. That's just a theory though - and may be way off.
Peanut worms shouldn't have any effect on rocks - but I haven't researched them in a long time.
Check out this bad boy!
Originally Posted by SnakeBlitz33 http:///t/391957/live-rock-disappearing/20#post_3478758
Filterfeeding clams can bury themselves in rocks and substrates... but what might have happened is that what you thought was a rock was actually part of the clams shell... and then it started to move further up into that piece of rock. That's just a theory though - and may be way off.
Peanut worms shouldn't have any effect on rocks - but I haven't researched them in a long time.
Check out this bad boy!
sirbrently
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To put it in perspective.. that hammer coral is about 4 inches across... (a lovely $15 addition to my tank from SWF.COM) He has GROWN a lot in three weeks....
I still cant believe how big this thing is... haha
I still cant believe how big this thing is... haha