Real Reef Rock

[SweetCoralline1]

Where do you buy this stuff?

 

[zrogst]

Reef Culture always has a LARGE selection of tonga, shelf, and base Real Reef. Aquatouch also carries some.

EDIT: This is my favorite rock to use for any tank, hands down! Some people think the dye is gaudy, I think it looks really good.

 

[SweetCoralline1]

does RC keep it separate from their other rock?

 

[doublejhunter]

Yeah, I think it's on the left side.

 

[SweetCoralline1]

okay..not wanting any extra critters (if you know what I mean)

 

[Junktown]

Are their bins all combined plumbing though?

 

[SweetCoralline1]

not sure...good question though?? anyone?

 

[zrogst]

All the rock bins are plumbed together separate from the fish and coral system.

 

[SweetCoralline1]

I'm considering mixing some of this real reef rock into some regular live rock...I like the idea of not pulling from the ocean...A lot of people like TBS rock, but I was thinking that most of the "stuff" that comes in on the rocks from the ocean won't necessarily survive in our tanks (plus it comes with some not so great hitchhikers)...I would like to cut the chances of getting some nasty hitchhikers in half.

 

[SweetCoralline1]

EDIT: This is my favorite rock to use for any tank, hands down! Some people think the dye is gaudy, I think it looks really good.

most people have a lot to say about this kind of rock (from reading reviews)...mostly negative. I say live and let live...and try something out of the box every once in a while.

 

[lnevo]

Real Reef Rock

I'm very happy with mine. I like the its eco friendly and it looks great.

 

[SweetCoralline1]

Glad to hear you're happy with it!

I'm very happy with mine. I like the its eco friendly and it looks great.