Dead coral rubble

[JMorris271]

Can someone tell me where I can order dead coral rubble? I am looking to use it for starting some anemones. Thanks

 

[Flaring Afro]

http://www.bulkreefsupply.com/brs-bulk-dry-live-rock-rubble.html

I ordered from them in July and have no complaints. You will have to cure that rubble though.

 

[Ron Reefman]

You don't have any LFS or other reefers in your area that you can get some LR or dry rock rubble from? I have 150 lbs of dry rock sitting out on my driveway that I'm sorting. The best pieces I'll keep in my sump and the rest I'll sell cheap. I have a 5g bucket full of dry rubble.

 

[billdogg]

I'm with Ron on this one. I've got ~ 300lb of old rock and buckets of rubble

 

[JMorris271]

Doesn't it matter weather you are using dead coral or not as a substrate for certain inverts or corals?
I do have about 40 lbs of dry rock but no rubble (yet) out in my barn.

 

[whosurcaddie]

Take a few ponds of the dry rock and make some rubble.

 

[billdogg]

Take a few ponds of the dry rock and make some rubble.

That's how I ended up with mine - drop a few pieces and whadda ya know - RUBBLE!

 

[JMorris271]

Ok. I am not asking how to make rubble.
Does dead Rock rubble serve the same purpose as dead Coral rubble ? Are they inter changeable, or do they each have their own specific uses?
As I said, I can make 50 lbs of Dry rock rubble with my sledge hammer. No problimo.
Will dry rock suffice for what I want to do as posted in my first post on this thread?

 

[juniorrocketdad]

Lol dry rock basically is dead coral

 

[JMorris271]

Lol dry rock basically is dead coral

Blessing to you. Thanks.

 

[billdogg]

Lol dry rock basically is dead coral

I think that's why I was a bit confused. Kinda like the difference between po-ta-to and po-taa-toe.

Glad we got that all cleared up!:lolspin:

 

[JMorris271]

Sadly there have been wars over lesser semantics.

 

[lifeoffaith]

Sadly there have been wars over lesser semantics.

So very and sadly true.