Derpeder Candiru MFK Member Dec 18, 2006 838 0 46 May 29, 2007 #11 Cool a sponge. Well the rock was never out of water except for a few seconds while I transfered them out and into the new tank. Is there a way I can tell if they are alive or if they die will I know. Anyway thanks for the help.
Cool a sponge. Well the rock was never out of water except for a few seconds while I transfered them out and into the new tank. Is there a way I can tell if they are alive or if they die will I know. Anyway thanks for the help.
C chrisdef15 Gambusia MFK Member Sep 10, 2005 730 3 16 Australia May 29, 2007 #12 If its been setup a few weeks they would more then likely be fairly rotted by now if they where dead. If its just been setup you will notice them falling apart eventually.
If its been setup a few weeks they would more then likely be fairly rotted by now if they where dead. If its just been setup you will notice them falling apart eventually.
Derpeder Candiru MFK Member Dec 18, 2006 838 0 46 May 30, 2007 #13 Well its been a week and a half now and they still look exactly like they looked when I put them in so hopefully they stick around.
Well its been a week and a half now and they still look exactly like they looked when I put them in so hopefully they stick around.
A andyourblueblood Feeder Fish MFK Member Jul 17, 2007 750 0 0 36 masss www.monsterfishkeepers.com Sep 21, 2007 #14 those are essential if you want to keep starfish or nudibranches. keep them! but def. a sponge!
