Reply With QuoteYes, those are dead coral. Dead coral has unique shape formed while they were alive. Rocks on the other hand looks like, rocks.
Dead Coral?
pardon my ignorance...how to differentiate dead coral and rock?
are all these dead coral? thanks
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Yes, those are dead coral. Dead coral has unique shape formed while they were alive. Rocks on the other hand looks like, rocks.
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i notice some of my live rocks do have some dead coral too
Dont forget though that over time coral skeletons will "turn into" live rock, just not as porous.
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There are reefers who will dump all these skeletons into sump as bacteria housing and source of calcium and carbonate
Yes, it is good for increasing pH too.Originally Posted by Jervis
There are reefers who will dump all these skeletons into sump as bacteria housing and source of calcium and carbonate
yes, any dead coral or for that matter any rock too can become " live " after sometime in a marine environment....
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