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What they do is they get lots of sea and dump limestone in it for a month to a year and sell it as reef safe rock


Andrew calvo
 
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See it gets porous this has been in for about a year


Andrew calvo
 
Just a suggestion but you may want to look at rearranging the rock a bit. It could be just a bad angle but it looks like some of the rock is just barely mounted. It's just a recipe for collapse. You want to try and stack them in a way that establishes some stability and promotes good water flow. Also, if you leave some gaps in between them it would get your fish to swim through them and keep them from hiding. I'm not stating that you have this problem, I'm just trying to give you some preventative measures. Hope this helps.
 

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