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175 Dry Coral Rocks and Pieces

Keybilly

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Selling this lot of Dry Coral Rocks all found on the beaches of the Florida Keys. Used very diluted bleach water to clean them, then boiled them and rinsed extremely well. There are 175 pieces total... some as small as a dime some as big as your hand. The price includes priority shipping. 27 pounds total of rock. I’ve found in my own tank that this type of Coral does extremely well for cultivating copepods. They love the small holes in the rocks and really thrive. Some of the rocks are gorgeous and would make beautiful display rocks, others would be great for a sump or refugium. You will receive ALL the rocks pictured. What you see is what you get.

$125 total for all. Shipping is included in that price. I can PayPal the buyer an invoice.
Ships from Big Pine Key, FL.

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