How nice of you to say so.Didn't you mention that there is a live montipora attached to the rock? If so it will probably not make it regardless of which suggestion you take.
Need help cutting or breaking rock
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wkscott
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If it were kept out of water for a period while the rock was being chisiled down, it probably wouldn't survive. Since you got the rock in your tank whole it has a much better chance.
wkscott
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Your smart-butt comment is not appreciated. I only brought this up because not a single solution mentioned in this thread addressed how to keep the monti alive in any of their responses. The OP brought up this concern at the beginning of the thread.How nice of you to say so.
A true yes but please understand yours was easily misconstrued to be the same.
I personally didn't note the monti as if it survived the long drive brobably out of water it'll be fine. I'm actually trying to kill some that fell into some rock. It's quite resilient.
If you have a thought on how to best help it survive. Please feel free to jump in.
I would have hoped it would have been included in your first post. Thus my confusion.
Cary Meredith
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looks nice glad I am past the point of rock arranging to the point of coral arranging now copepods should love that one with all the holes
copepods should love that one with all the holes
Cary Meredith
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To be honest I didn't see a monti involved in the original post either so if there was it still should have been fine, low tide vs high tide, a lot of corals are exposed to air from my understanding. Hope things are doing good for you, very nice rock.
Sorry. I get protective of my friends.
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