72g build Dry rock 50lb add

hey everyone i ended up getting my dry rock in on Saturday which is great because i was out sick for three days so good thing i had something to do.

i did put the rock in my tank i will wait on Monday to try to get the video up. really play it by year see if i get it up.

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• 72g build
• saltwater tank
• dry rock
• dellyjoe
• how to
• why to get this dry rock
• 50lb of dry rock
• firion03
• live sand
• 3reef
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[plzlogmein]

would these eventually end up live rocks?

[firion03]

@plzlogmein yes and they are now. so many things growing on them,

[memorex0027]

90lbs should be enough unless you want your rockscape to be close to the surface

[firion03]

@memorex0027

no i really do not to me less is more.

[UstadZed]

Its not man made. Its from the ocean. But everything is destroyed in the rocks, via a process called baking.

[firion03]

@UstadZed

ya that is what everyone said over 3reef thanks ustadzed

[cichlidmania97]

It is calcium carbonate don't listen to the other comments here they are both wrong it is not baked nor is it man made most of it comes from dead reefs that were once covered with water but it has since recided

[MRWHIPLASHXXX]

THIS IS HOMEMADE WITH CEMENT OYSTER SHELLS AND SAND. IT COULD HAVE AGROGITE AND CRUSHED CORAL ALSO. DIY LIVEROCK.

[testarosa101]

Where did you get the rock from?

[adjusterfrank]

Very nice purchase. After having the live rock, there are benefits but also some negatives with the hitch hikers. Your dry rock looks very pours. Also, when purchasing the dry rock, you get much more because you are not paying for the "water" weight.

Where did you get the rock from?