How much of th elive rock will transfer to the dead rock?????
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I don't know what you mean if you mean that will some once was live rock that has been out in the sun for 2 weeks baking on the window sill (not that you would do that) ever be live again if mixed with some fully cured rock then the answer is probably yes the rock will become populated again with bacteria and other life.
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Absolutely, all of the mobile life and a surprising number of sessile species will move to the lace rock. As far as the algae goes it should be pretty much impossible to tell what was live rock and what was just dry coral or other filler after 3 or 4 months with good water conditions.
If you are going for a reef you can also colonies of critters transplanting them all over the tank . Watch for any infestations of hazardous critters like certain , etc. very closely at this stage because they can colonize your tank very easily to.
Absolutely, all of the mobile life and a surprising number of sessile species will move to the lace rock. As far as the algae goes it should be pretty much impossible to tell what was live rock and what was just dry coral or other filler after 3 or 4 months with good water conditions.
If you are going for a reef you can also colonies of critters transplanting them all over the tank . Watch for any infestations of hazardous critters like certain , etc. very closely at this stage because they can colonize your tank very easily to.