markus vaughn
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Hello guys i gotta out of saltwater a couple years ago and now just purchased a 75 gallon reef ready tank .im lokking for some rock i did have brs pukani rock and really liked it but sold it with my 150 gallon i sold.
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markus vaughn
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Just a note im trying to do this on a wifes budget lol.
Hey Markus! Welcome to the ETRC forum, and welcome to R2R. Club member @parroki may have some rock....
No doubt you'll find a club member here in the ETRC forum who can hook you up.
Again, WELCOME.
No doubt you'll find a club member here in the ETRC forum who can hook you up.
Again, WELCOME.
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Thank you. I was a member of a local forum but its seems everyone sorta parted ways.
Plenty of locals, interaction and enthusiasm here. One of the most active club forums on R2R. [emoji6]
Hey @markus vaughn, in another thread you were asking about the retail store in Jefferson City. They happen to sell live rock and typically have large quantities. You may need to address some aiptasia, but they have it.
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Thank you for the location its looks like a nice store.that is usually why i go with dry rock ro cure myself and maybe seed with a piece of live.i think the pukani rock at bulk reef supply is around 3.39lb that is what i had that i sold and you get really big pieces for the weight cause it is really light.im waiting to see if anyone one has any dry on here for sale before i purchase from another source it always nice to buy off people not storea as much it helps everyone out.i wanna get back into some soft corals but just not sure yet ive gotta find a decent light first.
I went with dry Pukani from BRS myself. Eighty pounds in my 150. I love it! Although, given the hitchhikers I've dealt with since starting, it's debatable what starting "dry" actually saved me, or even cost me. lol
If you had not seen the notice, the club in Nashville (MTRC) is having their annual frag swap on the 19th. Might be some rock there too. Several ETRC members will be road tripping over.
If you had not seen the notice, the club in Nashville (MTRC) is having their annual frag swap on the 19th. Might be some rock there too. Several ETRC members will be road tripping over.
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markus vaughn
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Is all your rock like rubble or actually good rock
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markus vaughn
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I would like to go but would half to be a weekend.im a manager of a business and ive gotta be there through the week
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markus vaughn
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Is it pretty porous rock and do you have any pictures sorry to be a bother and were are you located
BlueDevil
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Not sure when you need the rock by but I have some live rock in an established tank that I'm going to be tearing down in the next 2-3 weeks. I can assure you that the rock doesn't have any pests. However it does have some vermetid snails on it. The snails is a topic of debate - some say they're harmless but others say you want them out.
Anyways, I have all new rock that I will be using on a new tank so this rock is going to lie unused. All my corals will be moved to the new tank.
Most of the rock is quite porous. Either Marshall Island or Fiji Live Rock that I bought from a LFS. You can either use it as it or soak it in bleach or muriatic acid to get rid of the snails if you'd rather not have em.
I'd be willing to give it up for a fairly reasonable price.
Even if you're not keen on it no sweat. Just wanted to throw the offer out there.
Here's a picture of my tanks. All the rock in the upper half is true love rock. The base was dead rock that has been in the tank for several years.
Anyways, I have all new rock that I will be using on a new tank so this rock is going to lie unused. All my corals will be moved to the new tank.
Most of the rock is quite porous. Either Marshall Island or Fiji Live Rock that I bought from a LFS. You can either use it as it or soak it in bleach or muriatic acid to get rid of the snails if you'd rather not have em.
I'd be willing to give it up for a fairly reasonable price.
Even if you're not keen on it no sweat. Just wanted to throw the offer out there.
Here's a picture of my tanks. All the rock in the upper half is true love rock. The base was dead rock that has been in the tank for several years.
cale0721
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Hey @markus vaughn, did you get some rock?
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markus vaughn
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No a local guy said he would sale me some dry rock.50 pounds for 75 bucks but he wont message me back now
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