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Old 05-04-2008, 06:42 PM
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I am goign to be making up a batch of DIY rocks soon and I am wondering why Oyster Shells? Is it just for the texture or does it help by adding calciuim?

By the way Buckerfields right off #1 Hwy in Abbotsford has crushed oyster shells in Bulk.
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Old 05-04-2008, 07:04 PM
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This is a piece of homemade rock, that Mike did a few years ago. Cant tell it form the other now, except for the different look from its materials. Its supporting a main portion of my reef.

I can take a better pic if you wish. rock.jpg
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I am goign to be making up a batch of DIY rocks soon and I am wondering why Oyster Shells? Is it just for the texture or does it help by adding calciuim?

By the way Buckerfields right off #1 Hwy in Abbotsford has crushed oyster shells in Bulk.
Oyster shells are just to add texture. I used aquarium gravel in mine, but I think oyster shells would give a coarser look.
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