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![]() If you have the time and patience making your own can be fun and cheap with good results. I tried the familiar internet recipes for diy rock. It took about four months for the ph to stabilize (i was pretty lazy about changing the water when curing) but once it did and i put it in my tank it only took a few weeks before little patches of pink and purple started to show up.
It only took days before bristleworms and little bristlestars found their new homes. I'm pretty sure that in few months you won't be able tell which rock came from the ocean and which came from the garage. You can also make some cool pieces (like arches) which are rare in the LFS's. Just make sure you let it cure long enough so it doesn't make your ph spike. |
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![]() Aquagiant dead rock only $2.99 / lb. Live rock $6.49/lb corals 3 for $100.
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![]() Hello,
I know its kinda just out of nowhere but if anyone is selling any live rock in or around Calgary, I am defiantly interested. PS. I am willing to drive to edmonton if there is some up there. thanks a lot for your guys time. PSS. I am new at Salt Water so if anyone has any tips on the what chemicals I will need for a FOWLR tank, they would be greatly appreciated. ![]() |
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![]() Smallfry - Shouldn't need any 'chemicals' for a FOWLR tank except dechlorinator and salt!
Its probably cheaper to buy live rock even from a store in calgary than to drive to edmonton for it! Just hold-off and look through the classifieds! Anyone selling rock for less than $6/lb is a good deal usually! I and others have sold rock for as little as $3.50/lb before or less! And that was good live rock!
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![]() what i have done with dead dry rock was used it to mount large monties on and it took about 1- 1.5 months for the rest of the rock to become live critters and stuff move in prity quick as they are use to the reefs in the wild and there is no new teritory on them inless some thing is sunk or droped thete and then it is taken over by the wild life in a matter of no time at all. but yes to is a good way to go and yes you can have mor controle.
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![]() Hi Bill
Now our live is on sale, $6.49/lb, if buy more than 100 lbs, $5.99/lbs. We also sell dead live rock, $2.49/lbs Our corals are sale too, 3 for $100. David |
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![]() Hey aquagiant
What kind of dead rock is it? fiji? Thanks SeaSerpant
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