Ecoscape Reef Plate Mix

I’m interested in this too @Nutramar Foods

Anything in DFW?

I’m in the market for rock and was looking at caribsea or Marco - I have caribsea but it’s basically just huge chunks of concrete and very heavy / dense

I’d like to get a feel for your product and how I could use it to craft an aquascape for a 180

Is it a more porous rock like Marco which is lighter weight or is it the concrete mix like caribsea?
Thank you for your interest in our product line! We have looked into stores in the DFW area and found both School of Fish and Pam's Pets and Fish have brought in our product lines, but we recommend reaching out to them to see if they have it in stock. We also recommend reaching out to your favorite LFS to see if they are able order through Quality Marine.

We also have online vendors, Premium Aquatics and Saltwaterfish.com, that have the product in stock now.

Ecoscape is a porous rock that is very light weight making it easy to aquascape. We also have our Centerpiece series which are simple-to-construct aquascapes that have unique shapes.
 

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