yes.
"Sometimes live rock is inhabited by nasty critters that can chew on coral or even kill fish. To prevent these creatures from getting into your aquarium, you can dip the live rock in high salinity water or freshwater. After dipping, the organisms will likely flee the rock and enter the water, where they can be sorted and you can add what you want to the aquarium. Mantis shrimp and certain crabs are the most frequent aquarium pests, so be on the lookout for these particularly."
Rock fish, that like to play pool
in rock pools
In water. Probably near rocks.
nooo??? why would it?
Aquarium live rock.
crabs sea eggs and sea slugs and normally fish live in rock pools and aslo shrimps many people think that yabbies like to live in rock pools but they actually live in dirty water and because the rock pool isn't dirty water it is clean fresh water.
Stonefish
Scorpion fish are a family of fish consisting of ones such as the rock fish of Australia and the lion fish in Indonesia but as far as i know no scorpion fish live in North America either in fresh water or salt. If you do find one though they are some of the most lethal fish in the ocean and will easily kill a human so avoid playing with them.
There is food and there are minerals (from the rocks) to nourish the fish and the whelks
No, but you cannot use it on live rock or coral
Simple You mix some rock salt in tank
FOLWER or FOWLR is a kind of saltwater aquarium setup that doesn't have corals.It stands for Fish Only With Live Rock.