Jun 11, 2021 #1 T tucbud Community Member View Badges AZ FRAG Member Joined Feb 4, 2020 Messages 40 Reaction score 49 Rating - 0% 0 0 0 I am wondering if the snails can eat/nibble on the rocks? I have noticed that there are bare spots on the rock where the snails have been..being a noob, I have some odd questions..thanks for putting up with me.
I am wondering if the snails can eat/nibble on the rocks? I have noticed that there are bare spots on the rock where the snails have been..being a noob, I have some odd questions..thanks for putting up with me.
Jun 11, 2021 #2 Jekyl GSP is the devil and clowns are bad pets View Badges Hospitality Award Midwest Reefer Fish Medic Joined Jan 15, 2019 Messages 12,484 Reaction score 16,937 Location Michigan Rating - 0% 0 0 0 Is that coraline or paint or what ever they use? Upvote 0
Jun 11, 2021 #3 Zach B Noo-Psyche Sales Rep View Badges Partner Member 2024 Excellence Award UK Reef Club Member Hospitality Award Reef Tank 365 Boss Wisco Reefers Midwest Reefer My Tank Thread Joined Nov 7, 2020 Messages 4,920 Reaction score 32,645 Location Slinger, WI Rating - 100% 3 0 0 If that is “life rock” then yes. It will eventually be replaced and covered with coralline algae. Upvote 0
Jun 12, 2021 #4 OP OP T tucbud Community Member View Badges AZ FRAG Member Joined Feb 4, 2020 Messages 40 Reaction score 49 Rating - 0% 0 0 0 Jekyl said: Is that coraline or paint or what ever they use? Click to expand... looks like paint that was used on life rock I am using..not sure why its painted. Upvote 0
Jekyl said: Is that coraline or paint or what ever they use? Click to expand... looks like paint that was used on life rock I am using..not sure why its painted.
Jun 12, 2021 #5 OP OP T tucbud Community Member View Badges AZ FRAG Member Joined Feb 4, 2020 Messages 40 Reaction score 49 Rating - 0% 0 0 0 Z&KFarmsWI said: If that is “life rock” then yes. It will eventually be replaced and covered with coralline algae. Click to expand... Thank you for the info! Upvote 0
Z&KFarmsWI said: If that is “life rock” then yes. It will eventually be replaced and covered with coralline algae. Click to expand... Thank you for the info!
