Track Rat
12/18/2012, 10:22 AM
I will soon be setting up a red sea max 130d, but I can't decide if I want to use live or base rock. I guess my biggest concern is weather base rock can become as live as live rock. For example one thing I've always liked watching in my reef tanks are the feather dusters, worms, and other life forms that spring out of live rock. Can this happen with base rock? Do these life forms happen just from the bacteria in the rock or were they there when the rock was plucked from the ocean?
I'm not concerned about cycle time and not having coraline, those will come in time. My plan is to stock my new tank with base rock and add 1 or 2 pieces of live rock to seed it. What I want is my base rock to be just as diverse as live rock.
So maybe my real question is, where do all these life forms come from?
I'm not concerned about cycle time and not having coraline, those will come in time. My plan is to stock my new tank with base rock and add 1 or 2 pieces of live rock to seed it. What I want is my base rock to be just as diverse as live rock.
So maybe my real question is, where do all these life forms come from?