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Thread: Will my rock die???

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12-17-2004, 05:56 AM	#42 (permalink)
freshtosalt Astrea Snail Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Naperville, IL,Illinois Posts: 64 Karma: 1	Re: Will my rock die??? OOOPSSS ! hit the wrong button and posted unfinished message... Question is, the sponge was exposed to air for app. 20 min in transit and when I took it out of the box to put it in the tank. Will the sponge die??? _________ 65 gallon reef tank. 20 gallon homemade refugium. homemade hood w/ 2x250 MH lights. 150 lbs live rock, 40 lbs live sand. Yellow tang, pair of clowns, 6 line wrasse, coral beauty, engineer goby, pair of pajama cardinals. House guests gone! It's a beauty, but it's too small...

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