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Old 12-15-2007, 05:34 AM
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marcorocks.com <-- Probably the best available at the moment.
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Old 12-15-2007, 06:00 AM
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^ That is some NICE rock! But they are in the US and ship via UPS, which means I'll get dinged at the border 25-40% which makes those rocks pretty darn expensive. Looks like it will end up costing about $5/lb once it actually arrives at my door and the shipping and border duties are paid.
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If you have all winter then make your own.

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Old 12-15-2007, 01:54 PM
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SkyLord has it right. If you have the time then I would definately make your own. I made around 100 lbs myself years ago. It's very easy and you can make some great rock with caves and such. After it gets covered in coraline you can't tell the difference. Google DIY reef rock for lots of ideas.
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^ That is some NICE rock! But they are in the US and ship via UPS, which means I'll get dinged at the border 25-40% which makes those rocks pretty darn expensive. Looks like it will end up costing about $5/lb once it actually arrives at my door and the shipping and border duties are paid.
Inidentally Marco Rocks ships via USPS International Priority not UPS United States Postal Service not Ugly Packagin Service
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