Any live rock options out there that don’t look like a chunk of cement like all the stuff that comes out of the gulf? Miss the old Marshall island and pukani stuff.
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Carib sea is pretty good!Any live rock options out there that don’t look like a chunk of cement like all the stuff that comes out of the gulf? Miss the old Marshall island and pukani stuff.
Marco rock or caribsea, don't know your definition of chunk of cement but they have irregular and natural shape and work great for me, just wait for them to be covered in algae/coralAny live rock options out there that don’t look like a chunk of cement like all the stuff that comes out of the gulf? Miss the old Marshall island and pukani stuff.
Here’s something I just googled upAny live rock options out there that don’t look like a chunk of cement like all the stuff that comes out of the gulf? Miss the old Marshall island and pukani stuff.
That might be the best way. I saw a post tonight where a person was going to help his friend sell all his live rock from breaking down an indoor reef pool. Look in market place. Might find somethingThe pictures look branchy but also not like they have a lot of life on them.
The days of cheap rock straight from the reef are over unfortunately. I'm wondering if these days your best bet isn't to find someone breaking down an old tank.
How much rock are you looking for?Marco and Carib sea are not live rock. Tbs, gulf live rock and kp aquatics all look like dense cement logs.
You should give it a shot and contact Carolina aquatics.Marco and Carib sea are not live rock. Tbs, gulf live rock and kp aquatics all look like dense cement logs.