Recent content by Kowkilla

My advice would be to mix it up. Buy some figi. Buy some tonga, and some vaneshi (spelling?) also I recommend the tampa bay rock, lotta life on that. The more diffferent kinds of rock you have the more kinds of life you have...

oops, I hit enter too fast. I was going to say that the red one has recently opened these 2 tubes on either side, I think it is alive... I love this crap :lol: . Once again I appreciate the help...

Thanks for your help.

Im not an expert but I think that if he has the fan type appendages he is a filter feeder and no danger to the other inhabitants of your tank. As far as the clown, I dunno... :oops: Good luck...

I wish I could take the credit for all of my rock looking the way it does, but I can't. Mother nature is the real culprit, I only made about 40% of the rock in my tank, and most of it is hidden from view in the pictures. A few pieces of it are visible (ie. the cave on the right) and most of the...

The way I did it I came up with some pretty strong rocks. I used 1 part concrete to 5 parts of either argonite gravel or crushed oyster shell (got the oyster shell at the feed store, $3 for 50 lbs) mixed it up then i mixed it with enough water to make it stick together, not too much though. Then...

here is a pic of my rock supports

Thank you for your advice. I have tried a few times to come up with a structure that was more open, but I could not come up with anything that did not look contrived. There are many openings between the rocks that are more than large enough, and the rocks are supported off of the sand. Water can...

The cave is one of my homemade rocks, glad you like it,

ooops turns out my pic was too big. try here http://www.geocities.com/[email protected]/

Well mainly a pick of my rockwork...

I'm probably using someone elses idea, but to support my rock of the substrate I took a piece of 2" pvc and drilled alot of 1/4" holes down the length of it all then I cut it into 4" pieces and pushed them down in the sandbed facing upwards and I rested my rock on them. The reason I drilled all...

This little dude has been on this snail since we got him (just thought he was a bump on other guys shell). Today I was watching the snail and happened to catch sight of this enormous nose coming out... anybody have any idea what kind of snail he is?

Here is the snail...

I need help IDing the following things. The first is a sponge but what type(and how do you know if a sponge is still alive? The second is a snail that came in with my live rock, not sure if it is reef safe. Any help would be greatly appreciated...