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+1If this was collected off a Florida beach it was illegal to collect.
Not all of this was beach find, most of larger ones were purchased. Frags were beach fi
Regardless of legalities, you have the rock now. Yes, clean it off and use it!Sorry had to edit
This is good info for me next time I go to FL. True honesty I didn’t know, I I very much dout he did either…. That being said from a non native to FL.If this was collected off a Florida beach it was illegal to collect.
My plan is to cure and test water, one piece had rusty tenge to side I didn’t use it.Just make sure it's limestone and not some conglomerate that might have metal in it.
I humbly disagree. That looks like mined rock to me. The limestone on the beach are more yellowish and typically have some type of life growing on them. It looks bleached as if it was being used for landscaping or decorative construction. Except the four or so pieces directly on the right side of the heater. We also get a lot of natural silica conglomerate on our beaches it will have a grainy appearance and I'm not sure if it will cause diatoms or not.Those look just like the rocks you will find on beaches throughout the Caribbean. its All good rock but prior to dumping it in your tank set up a small tank powerhead and skimmer. Let that run for a month and you will have great rock for use. You may need to dose some Lanthium depending on po4 absorbed in rock. Otherwise you can hang a light and let the algae grow and consume it. After that you are good to go.