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ordering LR online
what is the best place to order live rock online? will it need to be cured? how long?
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As far as personal experiance i ordered from aloha aquariums and got 30lb fiji LR for 2 dollars a pound. But they used no heat packs which resulted in alot of die off, regardless there was still coraline growth on all the rocks. I have herd good things about liveaquaria.com and marinedepot.com. You can buy cured or uncured rock for a new aquarium you can use either (uncured will take longer to cycle and you will need established rock to seed it). Most people buy cured to shorten the length to cycle and for ease. Putting uncured rock in a established tank will result in it re-cycling and probably some livestock die off. Im new to this so if im wrong please someone correct me.
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Oh and defiantly overnight it to reduce die off.
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yeh i currently have 20lbs. of LR. im looking to get some nice pieces to make some nice caves and tunnels for them to swim through. but then again i dont wanna spend a fortune on LR.
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Try www.pacificeastaquaculture.com Great customer service, and depending on where in MD you are, you may be able to cherry pick your pieces for the same as you'll buy bulk online. They're in Mardella Springs, MD. About 15 minutes out of Salisbury.
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i got my kaelini from premium aquatics, no complaints
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i bought some from http://aquacon.com/
not the most coralline ive ever seen,but did have very unique pieces of rock. |
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