Curing rock, heater necessary?

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Need to cure some rock, is a bucket of saltwater and power head enough. I've seen several lfs's curing rock with no heater. I'd do this in my garage where temps fluctuate from 60-80 degrees (Florida). Would this be enough to kill the beneficial bacteria?

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bacteria will survive that flux if underwater, but higher benthics like coralline might not.
 
Awesome! Not looking for coraline growth during this period.

Thanks!
Salt

Side note getting a ridiculous amount of coralline recently in the tank...
 
ha then its a master species bent on taking over the world, and id like some shavings. I miss the purple times of the early 2000s I don't think my coralline species likes my new kessil very much am thinning~
 
ha then its a master species bent on taking over the world, and id like some shavings. I miss the purple times of the early 2000s I don't think my coralline species likes my new kessil very much am thinning~

Currently using a black box led but upgrading to SB reef board and adding 2 kessils this week. Want that shimmer!
 

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