Dan I have some nice live rock when you come down you can look at it. Very clean
How much do you think you have?Dan I have some nice live rock when you come down you can look at it. Very clean
$420?? Yikes.. Not looking to buy all new rock, just maybe like 10-20lbs more Lol I already have about 75lbs in there.My rock came from Manado from www.livestockusa.org it had a very light cure that lasted maybe a week and a half with no smell. Skimmer didn't even go crazy. And the rock is amazing (check my build thread). Price complete to philly international airport was 420 and I was very happy with it. Well worth the price I paid for it
50 or 60 lbs or more
I never weighed the box but it felt like box and all was a least 60 lbs. the rock was real light in weight. The big pieces (2 are about the size of a volley ball) were not heavy at all. I figured with airfreight and all I paid just over $6/ lb but that is all guess work since I weighed *nothing*
Hope that rock is made of gold! Lol wow 420 for *maybe* 60lbs? Seems steep but that's just me.
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Even if it was just 60 lbs that still equates to $7/lb and it is not the concrete boulders that you typically see (you know the ones that are shaped like a bowling ball but weigh even more) this rock is light so the volume is there. I could have gotten rotting boat rock from Fiji for $2/lb plus airfreight but that is not at all what I wanted. You get what you pay for
Completely live. When I opened the box it smelled just like the ocean check out my build thread it has great pics of it.
Laziness breeds innovation lol. I would not risk it as cycling rock is not that difficult and who knows what sort of residues it might leave on the rock or on the flipside the damage it could do to your dishwasher.
Depends on the dry rock.
If its fairly clean, you might just have an algae bloom from the leeching po4. If its dry LR and you add a lot all at once you could have a nitrate spike and cause a cycle.
Best bet is to cycle it.
If your trying to be lazy you could do a acid bath and then let it cure in a dark part of your sump before adding it to your tank.
Itd be from BRS. I've gotten rock from them before and it is very clean. I'm actually gonna be redoing my rock AGAIN so I'll be doing water changes very often to help with the stirring of the sand.
Curing isn't an option as I'm impatient with that kind of stuff Lol