bruceb@telesoft.UUCP (Bruce Bergman @spot) (03/21/88)
Hmmmm. This sounds fascinating! Exactly what, pray tell, are live rock?
Is it a sponge-like entity or is it merely rocks with lots of living
things stuck to it? How hard are they to keep (sounds real easy)? Do
they require anything beyond a marine environment? Anyone have some
sample prices and locations to obtain these? Are they colored? Do they
need a certain amount of room or special care?
Sorry for all the questions; they just sound interesting...
bruce
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Any opinions are my own. Make Wildfire a Thing of the Past.spikes@hpscdc.HP.COM (Bill Spikes) (03/23/88)
Live rock ? The only live rock I've seen down there ate my Abalone iron. It tried for my fins but I was too quick for it. O-) Is there a market for all the dead rocks I keep running into down there ? Bill
bing@mcnc.org (Carter E. Bing) (03/24/88)
In article <9580001@hpscdc.HP.COM>, spikes@hpscdc.HP.COM (Bill Spikes) writes: > Live rock ? The only live rock I've seen down there ate my Abalone iron. > It tried for my fins but I was too quick for it. O-) Is there a market > for all the dead rocks I keep running into down there ? > > Bill Bill the market is really for the creatures you might find living on or in the rock. THERE IS A BIG MARKET OUT THERE!!!!!! Carter bing@mcnc.org