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03/24/2017, 07:49 PM
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Update one my 150 gallon
So.. Last week I got about 80 lbs of live rock for 50 buck.. Just got another 100 lbs for 50 again...
Re aquascaped everything.. Found a couple live bristle worms that survived the treatment the LPS did to the rock.. Sk8ter says that's a good thing so I am happy about it... I am gonna post pictures and any advice or criticism is welcome.... Water is a lil cloudy in the pictures from moving everything around and adding 100 lbs of rock... Last 2 pictures.. Not the best.. But anyone have an idea of what this lol dude is? |
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03/24/2017, 09:34 PM
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The red thing? I can't tell from the pic but probably a sponge if it doesn't move on it's own.
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03/25/2017, 05:35 AM
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It doesn't move on the rocks on it own.. But when I shine a flash light on it... It like crunches it's self up to appear smaller.. It's also attached to the rocks on the bottom sides.. Where no light reaches..
.. The LPS owner told me most of the rock came right out of the ocean in Florida. |
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03/25/2017, 02:51 PM
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The red thing is more than likely an anemone or a really large paly
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