Looking for a seed rock/cup of sand in Erie

[propeine]

Hey guys,
I was wondering if anyone in Erie, Pa would want to spare a bit of sand and some rubble with Coralline on it. I could go to the LFS but they both have aptasia and I really don't want to start on the wrong foot. I'd be willing to pay for it or trade some fresh rubble. I know that it isn't a necessity but maybe it will get my cycle rolling a little faster. Thanks in advance for any help.

 

[xmike24]

I actually have live sand from a tank a friend tore down that I'm not going to use. I prefer finer sand and he had small/medium substrate. It's a bit of a drive though.

 

[propeine]

Oh but then I could get Nick Taho's! I lived in Roch for 2 years. Nice place in the summer but too big of a city for me. I appreciate the offer but that is a bit far to drive.

 

[SquidwardTentacles]

Seriously, this week I finally got rid of the last of 350 pounds by sending it to the town compost facility ~20 pounds per week... Where were you three months ago?

 

[propeine]

Seriously, this week I finally got rid of the last of 350 pounds by sending it to the town compost facility ~20 pounds per week... Where were you three months ago?

...I really should have announced I was heading to Buffalo this past weekend and seen who all would turn out with some used equipment/stuff for sale apparently. Three months ago I believe I was staring at a dirty empty tank. Now I'm staring at a dirty full tank with a bunch of equipment running but no fishes or corals soon though.

 

[SquidwardTentacles]

Well, good luck with the setup.

 

[Eastamherstbias]

I am generally scared about adding anyone's sand into my system. Some little critter that was kept in check in one tank may have free reign in another and have a population explosion. It just worries me and may not be justified.

 

[SquidwardTentacles]

If you get some compost at the Amherst facility, be careful because you may be getting some of my critters!!!

 

[rickyrivera1]

I actually have live sand from a tank a friend tore down that I'm not going to use. I prefer finer sand and he had small/medium substrate. It's a bit of a drive though.

Mike...If you still have the sand I'd be happy to take it off your hands. Let me know...