Bulk coral frag mounts

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Just received my 1 gallon tub of coral frag mounts. When I opened the container, I was almost knocked on my back by the horrid smell. Dirty rock was not expected.
Should I cure this like typical dry rock or what would you recommend?
 
The mounts are made up of our pukani and fiji rock, perhaps some of it was damper than usual - I apologize! If you're adding them in small amounts, this likely won't impact the tank, but if adding more than a couple small pieces to a tank at any time, it's best to make sure it's clean and cured.
 
The mounts are made up of our pukani and fiji rock, perhaps some of it was damper than usual - I apologize! If you're adding them in small amounts, this likely won't impact the tank, but if adding more than a couple small pieces to a tank at any time, it's best to make sure it's clean and cured.
Ok, thanks.
 
Just received my 1 gallon tub of coral frag mounts. When I opened the container, I was almost knocked on my back by the horrid smell. Dirty rock was not expected.
Should I cure this like typical dry rock or what would you recommend?
Hey! I pour them into a bucket. And swap out some saltwater every so often
 

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