Marco Dry Rock FS
I have around 200 pounds or so of Marco dry rock fs, $3 per pound, pick up in Woburn. It was in my system for over well over 5 years, so there isn't any organic material on it that will cause an ammonia spike when added to your system. This is very "clean" rock. I have all shapes and sizes, along with a 20 gallon tank full of rubble I'll throw in to the first person who buys $100 pounds or more. Please remember to bring a suitable container when coming to pick up, thanks!
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Your PM is full
55g Saltwater-Fish Only, Overflow w/20g Sump w/bioballs(yes-bioballs)
Migrating to a 180g RR, w/75g Sump Mixed
I will start a build thread once I have accumulated all items needed to start the build process.
Currently Accumulated: 180g tank, 75g tank, 135# Marco Key Largo Dry Rock, 60# Dry Rock, 160# Marco Bahama Fine Sand, (2)55g White Barrels, Main Base Stand (built by a friend), 80% Complete building a QT set up, (2)Adjustable Columns+(1)4"x6"x8' to carry tank load, (2)MEGA Flow Kits, BRS 5 Stage Chloramine RO/DI w/spare filters & resin, (6)2micron mesh filter socks, BRS ATO, Reeflo Hammerhead/Barracuda Hybrid Pump, SRO-XP3000int
[B]Picking Up:
Wish list: LED's/T5's, Titanium Heaters w/controller (more to come)
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Sorry Chris. I cleared some space.
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Do you have any shelf rock?
Yes, I have one larger piece about 14" x 12" and a smaller piece around 10" x 8".
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rock
I was just up their yesterday. I will be in Amherst monday and maybe in lowell on Tuesday. I would like to put up some rock. If i'm out that way tuesday I will pm you.
Please shoot me a pm if you are still interested. I don't discuss when I'll be home publicly here on the forum. I've had a few people flake on me, so it's going to be first come, first served at this point.
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I also have some live rock in my main system and sump. I can sell some of this along with the dry rock to help "seed" it. Myself, along with a lot of others have set up system this way many times, and it doesn't take more than a couple of weeks before you will start seeing signs of life, ie beneficial copapods/amphipods. This is by far the lowest cost also because you are not paying $3 per pound for water weight.
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Do you have any pics of the rock?
Post holiday bump. I'll try and get some pics of a few pieces up soon.
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Here are a couple pics of a few pieces. I have many more shapes and sizes available.
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Top left is a large piece of ledge rock.
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Ledge rock and a few smaller pieces pending.
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Larger piece in first pic now pending also.
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Large piece of ledge rock along with a few other pieces sold. I still have plenty of different sizes and shapes available.
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$2.75 per pound...
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wow I have some of that rock its great
and if you have to buy it retail its cost 3 times this price
I just pick some stuff off of don
nice guy
Picking out corals under blue LEDs
are like picking up girls with beer goggles in a night club,
they never look the same in day light.
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$250 per pound if buying at least 50 pounds. This is the lowest I'm going on this. Any cheaper and I may as well just pack it away in a corner in my shed for future use. I do have quite a bit of smaller pieces that are "live" I can mix in with the dry rock.
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