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What’s the name of these small rocks underneath maxima clams??? I always see these at LFS and can’t find them online? Name and who sells them??? Anyone??
 
What’s the name of these small rocks underneath maxima clams??? I always see these at LFS and can’t find them online? Name and who sells them??? Anyone??
 
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What’s the name of these small rocks underneath maxima clams??? I always see these at LFS and can’t find them online? Name and who sells them??? Anyone??
Commonly called crushed coral
 
I agree with Hemmdog, this is crushed coral.
Back in the days before Carribsea, this was the most common substrate in SW aquariums. It is a total detritus trap. Almost impossible to vacuum effectively. It all but went away with the introduction of Carribsea medium sized sand. Some LFS's may still carry bags of crushed coral.
 

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