Not alive, but what is it?
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renogaw
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Originally Posted by Chrisnif
http:///forum/post/3174018
I got this in my latest buy of live rock. Its dead (I think) but anyone have any idea what it is/was? Its neet, so I'd like to maybe get a live one if its not a harmful bugger.
looks like a type of tunicate
http:///forum/post/3174018
I got this in my latest buy of live rock. Its dead (I think) but anyone have any idea what it is/was? Its neet, so I'd like to maybe get a live one if its not a harmful bugger.
looks like a type of tunicate
chrisnif
Member
Originally Posted by renogaw
http:///forum/post/3174497
by the way... you should NOT have gravel in your salt system.
It's actually not "gravel" per se. Its a sand and crushed stone mix. I actually ran it through a strainer and have VERY fine sand in the fuge, but I left it a bit more coarse in the DT. All my sand sifters don't seem to mind. My next tank will have only real sand, but this tank was originally not supposed to be saltwater, it was designed for some african shell-dwellers
Also, the red thing in the picture is hard and almost feels plastic-like.
http:///forum/post/3174497
by the way... you should NOT have gravel in your salt system.
It's actually not "gravel" per se. Its a sand and crushed stone mix. I actually ran it through a strainer and have VERY fine sand in the fuge, but I left it a bit more coarse in the DT. All my sand sifters don't seem to mind. My next tank will have only real sand, but this tank was originally not supposed to be saltwater, it was designed for some african shell-dwellers
Also, the red thing in the picture is hard and almost feels plastic-like.
chrisnif
Member
Originally Posted by Bang Guy
http:///forum/post/3174582
The skeleton from an Organ Pipe Coral (Tubipora sp.).
Looked them up, I think you're right. The "rubble rock" at the LFS had some dead frags in it, those little plug rocks with dead pieces of coral. Guess it works
http:///forum/post/3174582
The skeleton from an Organ Pipe Coral (Tubipora sp.).
Looked them up, I think you're right. The "rubble rock" at the LFS had some dead frags in it, those little plug rocks with dead pieces of coral. Guess it works
btldreef
Moderator
Originally Posted by Bang Guy
http:///forum/post/3174582
The skeleton from an Organ Pipe Coral (Tubipora sp.).
+1
http:///forum/post/3174582
The skeleton from an Organ Pipe Coral (Tubipora sp.).
+1