What to do with large coral skeletons?

[richfavinger]

The question is simple. In the old days of running a fish only system with coral skeletons, I've accumulated an assortment of fairly large real coral skeletons. 6" to some up to 10-12" the size of a basketball, like Cats Paw ect.

Does any one buy them?
I know some I have paid $50 for when I got them from a LFS.
Shattering them and using as rubble or fragging seems a shame!

[docstomper]

Craigslist! People will pay... I did when I first got into the hobby... sigh... So YEP! people will pay for them! boil and bleach for nice white skeletons!

[tkeracer619]

Mount them with hot glue to some nice driftwood and give them as gifts.

[aleonn]

Use them as a substrate to grow other corals on?

[jrp1588]

Grow some kind of encrusting coral on them like a montipora or GSP. I think that would look pretty darn cool.

[Sk8r]

http://reefcentral.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2151944
Create new live rock.

[spicytuna]

Grow some kind of encrusting coral on them like a montipora or GSP. I think that would look pretty darn cool.

That sounds like a cool idea. You could have a branching superman monti! Lol

[zaheda]

Crush them and use in the calcium reacter.

[sponger0]

Coral skeletons make great use for live rock

[BigCountry74]

Coral skeletons make great use for live rock

x2

[woody4400]

Do you have any large pcs available?

Bruce

[Ms.Blue]

People seem to have thrown you a ton of ideas I know I'd by them for a fish only if I was just getting into the hobbie

[usatennisfan]

I put them in my peacock tank.