live rock?

I'm not sure where in Miami you live but if you want to take a drive up to CoralReefFarm off of 95 and Sterling rd, I'd be worth your while. They have alot of nice peices. Heres a link to there web site

www.coralreeffarm.com

I hope that helps.

-Matt
 
Buy NYVP'S dead rock for $1.75 lb and then seed it with Freezerman's $1.00 lb LR......
Not a bad idea I think, too bad both my tanks are at thier full limits.
 
Yea, after Ludwigia73 broke down his tank, my 120 is PACKED with rock now. Hopefully one day it'll look as nice as Roggers.... I would just buy rock from someone who is breaking down their setup, as more often then not, it'll be good, inexpensive, populated rock from an established aquarium.
 
I'm in Kendall....I am waiting on my lights to arrive tomorrow...This will allow me to start transporting my corals over to my bigger tank and I will have some rock available...Definitely alot of good life on them with some nice coraline blotches to compliment them. I will be looking for about $3.00 a lb.... If you are interested and have some patience I can at least offer in the range of 15-20 lbs at the price listed above...

Let me know..

Nick
 
I am in the process of buying some LR as well so when Malice gets caught up with what he needs I will probably contact a few of you to finish "Rocking up" my 120.
 
Is it that obvious? I guess its weird to have girls in the hobby! lol My avatar is cute... waiting to finish with the 75g to get a nice pic for my avatar :)
 
BTW I still Have about 100 Lbs of great looking dry base at 1.75 if anyone wants the last pcs
 
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