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![]() I can hardly wait to see this rock eating apparition. Well, it won't be if you catch it!
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![]() Read up on something called a piddock. Do these holes look like what you have?
I've never heard of a tropical piddock as I have only seen them in temperate areas, but hey, stranger things have happened. I think this is your culprit. Depending where your rock if from I'm going to guess that it's a Pholas orientalis or Petricolaria pholadiformis, but then again it could be any bivalve with an "angel wing" shell Last edited by ScubaSteve; 09-03-2010 at 12:48 AM. |
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![]() Ok I got you. This is really wierd. What type of rock is it?
I suggest you go with totoka rock if you can. It's very porous and has a lot of surface for the bacterias to colonize so you need less of it for the same result. There is no way something big could hide in the totoka liverock because there is usualy no room for it to hide, unlike a big dense rock. Looking forward to the result of your diping. Really wierd story. Quote:
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