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WTB Dry Rock

eddiebear42

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Would like to set up my first tank soon and I'm looking to buy some dry rock. I'd like to see if anyone had some left over before going to the LFS or ordering online. I'm in South Jersey and Philadelphia area.
 
I have some dry and wet, I'm in the York Pennsylvania area, lmk if interested.
 
When you get a chance, can you send me a picture?
What size tank are you setting up? I know a guy in Lancaster pa with hundreds of lbs of wet rock. I have about 40 lbs dry and probably 60 lbs wet rock.
 
What size tank are you setting up? I know a guy in Lancaster pa with hundreds of lbs of wet rock. I have about 40 lbs dry and probably 60 lbs wet rock
I'm still trying to decide but it will more than likely be for a Waterbox 65.4
 

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