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![]() Dry rock certainly presents its own set of challenges. It's easy to use when one knows what to expect and is prepared to deal with the downsides, but if one doesn't know what's coming it can be incredibly challenging and frustrating.
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![]() Great aquascape Shelley. Really liked the way you came up with it
![]() I myself used aquacultered live rock which is guaranteed to be pest free. But over the time, pest did find a way in my tank (aiptasia through frags) but they also have to drink lemon juice as soon as I find them. I prefer dry rocks for not being pest-free (aquacultered LR are pest free too) but because I can choose my own preference regarding shapes of rock which is not always the case with LR and aquacultered are not really available through LFS. |
#3
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![]() Coming along nicely Shelley! The rockscape looks great.
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![]() Any updates? It's been over a month since the last one, just curious how the tank is doing now.
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