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07-22-2003, 07:34 PM
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All LR in tank.
The Kanai live rock finally shipped from J & L. Luckily my father in law was coming for the day so he picked it up and brought it out saving me a trip. This LR was definately direct from the ocean or something. A few days in a seperate container with powerheads and skimmer and it was ready to go in the tank. Click here for larger pictures. Got some fairly large chunks and they are wonderfully shaped.
 
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07-22-2003, 08:52 PM
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looks like you got some really great big rock! That looks just great, can't wait to see what it turns in to!
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07-23-2003, 01:06 AM
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Unfortunately I had a pretty large crab hitchiker, saw various body parts floating around after using the baster to blast loose some material. He must have been in a nice crevice since I did not notice him at all even during all the water dips and transfers back and forth between containers. I'm pretty sure he was already dead by the time I got the rock.
Other than that it looks like I have a few sponges making a come back already, too early to tell though. I definately have some green zoanthus but they are in a spot difficult to photograph. Haven't noticed anything else obvious yet.
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07-23-2003, 04:02 AM
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I will bet you find a lot more than just one crab. Besides numerous other organisms I have posted about in the past while, I am now seeing numerous small clams and HORDES of 5-15mm snails on my Kanai rock.
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