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![]() I have some white growth on my live rock . I added the rock a month ago is this a calcium issue or is this part of th curing stage. some purple growth is now coming through the white stuff. all levels are good
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![]() Can you post a picture of the "growth?"
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![]() hope these help
Last edited by Montana; 01-20-2007 at 01:04 AM. |
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![]() Are you sure that white stuff is alive in some way? It looks (to me) a lot like bare, dead rock. It's possible that the coraline covering has been killed off. What I'm trying to say is...that is what the rock would look like if it were completely barren of life. If that is the case, there's not much you need to do except wait for the tank to stabilize and the coraline will regrow.
If it is fuzzy, white then it could be a kind of mold that is common when you add new LR. If so, blow it off with a baster. |
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![]() I agree. It doesn't necessarily even have to be dead. If that part of the rock was hidden from any kind of light then it will look completely white. If I ever change my rock around, anything that wasn't exposed to light before will look like that until various forms of algae start growing on it from the light.
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![]() Thats what I find the inside of my rocks look like... like when I accidently break off a side or piece, it looks nearly identical to that...
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![]() thanks i wasn't worried yet it was just something i havent seen before, so thanks for the moral booster
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