First Dumb question

[Jeffcb]

Welcome! Live rock can have coral on it....

 

[ShepherdReefer]

Do you have any more questions?

 

[SPR1968]

Great answers already so Welcome to R2R!!!

 

[rubertoe93]

Welcome!!

 

[Rhoads238]

Welcome to r2r! +1 to the brs guide, the videos are very helpful at explaining everything.

 

[KevPool]

I'm not gonna chime in on the rock as you have some great answers above but I will say Welcome to R2R Kenny

 

[Jimbhoy13]

Welcome to R2R and the salty world Kenny . Lots of knowledgeable and helpful people here who will support and advise you when needed.

 

[BaysEndReef]

+1 to @ThePurple12

 

[iMi]

Just to make it clear to the OP, any rock you put into the tank will in time become live rock.

 

[KentuckyKenny]

Do you have any more questions?

Not yet but I'm sure they're coming

 

[KWT]

welcome to R2R, come in sit down and relax, enjoy

 

[1guydude]

This is how we do it!
Lol
Yes i sang that...

In the wild coral reefs are built upon layer and layer of dead coral skeletons. Why you see coral figurations in the rock we use.

Live rock is just a term we use to say the rock holds beneficial bacteria or living things such as corals. Inverts. Sponge. Ect.

Coral is an animal that is actually alive and is a little more evolved than a plant i would say. Like an animal with no brain. Lol
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[1guydude]

Flordia key rubble rock and some of the gulf rock is usually break off from storms. Why its rubble and round. Tonga is best. Flat shelf rock is usually man made. Bigger pieces are harder to find. Hths
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[S.Pepper]

OK thanks everyone for the warm welcome. Here's my first dumb question. what is the difference between live rock and coral?

KentuckyKenny, Yeah, it's a dumb question, but it's all good. And yes, there are dumb questions... no matter what anyone tells you. ;Hilarious Thanks for joining our community and we'll do everything we can to help u along in this hobby.