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Has anyone ordered rock from bulk reef supply before I’m fixing to place an order of 80 pounds and I’m curious how this comes I don’t want a bunch of little one and 2 pound pieces. Does anyone know what the likelihood of larger pieces would be?
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Has anyone ordered rock from bulk reef supply before I’m fixing to place an order of 80 pounds and I’m curious how this comes I don’t want a bunch of little one and 2 pound pieces. Does anyone know what the likelihood of larger pieces would be?
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Marco rocks usually are a mix of small pieces and big pieces! I personally have never ordered any, just speaking from what I've seen at shows and in other people's tanks.
 
Marco rocks usually are a mix of small pieces and big pieces! I personally have never ordered any, just speaking from what I've seen at shows and in other people's tanks.
I just don’t want to end up with 80-1lb pieces . I guess it’s a gamble
 
I just don’t want to end up with 80-1lb pieces . I guess it’s a gamble
I just got 60lbs of Marco (exact rock you’ve pictured) & 25lbs matching Marco shelf. I put in shipping notes I wanted big shelf pieces if possible. They granted my wish pretty well. My 60lb normal rock was uniform mix of big, med, small. Remember you can bust any of it up to accommodate your needs. I busted up a couple big shelf pieces and a big normal rock.
 
These were left over. I never broke any of these up.
 

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In my opinion buy the Natural Marco-400 Bonding mortar while you are at it. Use superglue to initially bond and go back and mortar them together. That stuff is very strong and blends 100%
 

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