Life in a Marine Pure block

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I recently tore down my office nano to make room for a larger office tank, I was cleaning out the sump and noticed a Marine Pure block had tracks in it which I thought was odd, I then saw a tiny claw sticking out, and found a crab burrowed in my block. I knew something was happening cuz I began to find sand, or what I thought was sand in my sump, I had a barebottom tank and was trying to figure out where the sand was coming from.
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That's awesome. This stuff is also habitable by larger animals beyond just bacteria organisms, copepods, etc.
 
SOOO cool to see how life's little creature's adapt and find homes where ever they are.
 
Nice...jaja free that crab to your tank so he/she can tell others to go to the MP block and then you catch them all! jaja
 

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