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| Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: South Florida
Posts: 313
Reefer Ratings: (6 (100%) Friends: (0) | The Great Live Rock Specimen Contest!
Okay so here are the contest rules: You submit a link to a picture here, or on our website to some kind of cool coralline or successful encrusting sponge, or feather duster colony that you got on a rock, etc.... I narrow it down to the top 10 or so, and then the whole of the Internet gets to vote on it at www.reefcleaners.org the weekend after next. Top 3 get $50 gift certificates. If they would like to participate in our rock seeding program, (explained below) I will pay all costs. Why we are doing the contest, ideas we are looking for: We took your advice on the base rock, and have gotten great reviews and it is starting to really move, we appreciate it, and Sallie Mae does too. smile.gif So we are thinking of taking the next logical step and grow seed for the base rock. We will use smaller rubble fragments to make up the package. 100% aquaculture, and pest free, We are coming up with a list on what to seed the rock with. So far we got: stomatellas dwarf ceriths colonistas mini stars asterinas microfauna from established tank feather dusters purple, pink, and green coralline some corals - or is this a bad idea because it limits other coral selections people can make? Let me know.... maybe some sponges tunicates? not sure on that one possibly some plating coralline spread throughout the mix what would you like to see? Any particular species one of the ones we listed? | |||
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| 164 E 102 St. NY NY 10029 Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Westchester, NY
Posts: 17,119
Reefer Ratings: (24 (100%) Friends: (56) Images: 633 |
I'll try to scrape as many asterinas up as I can and mail them to you Black Sponge too!
__________________ Brendan My reef tank 34 Gallon Starfire Solana 14g Biocube Retired tanks 24 Pod 12g pod 55 Gal Part 1 55 Gal Part 2 I LOVE BEING A PROFESSIONAL BABY SITTER!!! | |||
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| Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: South Florida
Posts: 313
Reefer Ratings: (6 (100%) Friends: (0) |
i think half of the forums want feel the way you do, the others are excited. Probably better to have them out, better cleaners out there anyway, and who really cares about cleaners when there is a coralline picture contest? forget the asterinas | |||
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| Reefsmith Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Staten Island
Posts: 6,868
Reefer Ratings: (71 (100%) Friends: (60) Images: 72 | My Circle rock
My circle rock with the orange cap and green cap fight on the top right..
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| Reefsmith Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Staten Island
Posts: 6,868
Reefer Ratings: (71 (100%) Friends: (60) Images: 72 |
My 3ft arch with all LE acros coming as soon as I get my camera back,lol... But I have always liked the coraline covered base rock with no pest idea that was one of the many things that got me started making my rocks and GARF..
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| Reefsmith Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Staten Island
Posts: 6,868
Reefer Ratings: (71 (100%) Friends: (60) Images: 72 |
Geothermal Aquaculture Research Foundation, I believe..Or the rock letters??
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