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If I think of all the tanks I've seen up close that have had substitute rock, none of them looked nearly as good as tanks with real rock. Not to knock anyone's methods (check out my glass house), but the more I see and learn the more I think that quality live rock is indispensible.
And for base rock, the closest to the real thing we can find - also indispensible. JMO, but when you've seen enough DIY rock tanks with serious ugly problems, or even borderline ugly, you tend to get nervous. Try to emulate the best tanks you've ever seen... (AS to free shipping from J&L, check the fine print: "*Does not apply to salt, chiller, aquarium, sump, or sand orders." They might include Reef Rock with sand...) :confused: |
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bob thanks for clarifying that and posting an image of a giant white thing eating a smilie. :smile:
once again, i am stuck between tufa and base rock. so far no one seems to have any base rock to sell and the JL stuff is expensive compared to tufa, which is available in calgary or can be shipped from eastern BC by the people who actually mine it. i have only read one case of tufa being in a tank overrun with algae, and there's no guarantee the tufa was actually a cause. there are many tufa success stories out there, however. jon (canadianman) also has a lot of tufa in his tank... http://members.shaw.ca/reefs/canadian_man/index.htm i am about to begin exam week but once i'm done with that i will probably make my final decision, i will keep everyone posted. |
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i know you people are behind me 100%!
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Because we all you you're one of these: :lilangel: |
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actually i was referring to my exams, but either way...
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