Interested in buying 1700lbs of dry rocks? $1/lbs

[simon.007]

Interested in buying 1700lbs of dry rocks? $1/lbs

Interested? If so please indicate how many lbs do you want.


Simon

 

[Spartan081]

what kind of rocks? cured, uncured?

 

[818]

Dry Rock means they are not even live. You will have to do that during teh cycling process.

Sam

 

[SirLight1337]

If you are doing a large tank this is the way to go. Use most of this as your base rock, then throw in a little bit of LR to seed it, and let it cycle. Maybe throw in some of that cycle stuff.

 

[dymaxiun]

What would the shipping cost for 1700lbs? that can't be included in the $1.00/pound..... does it?

Can't be cheap. If it's included count me in for at least 100lbs...

 

[glaudds]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=6999222#post6999222 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by dymaxiun
What would the shipping cost for 1700lbs? that can't be included in the $1.00/pound..... does it?

Can't be cheap. If it's included count me in for at least 100lbs...

I know that hirocks.com sells a ton of their "premium rock" for $1700 with freight included.

 

[simon.007]

So who has $1700 and time to run this project. I will take 200lbs

Simon

 

[dymaxiun]

It's your idea... now you are recruiting people to organize the financials of the project.. :lol:

 

[SurfOnH20]

rock

rock

Simon,
I am getting a 100 gal setup in the works. 100 pound would work for me. what type of rock is this ?

 

[simon.007]

I think Hawaii dry rocks. If some people would like them to be live rocks I can help cycle it in my bins for a month and add small fee?

Simon