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Marco67
10/30/2009, 06:45 AM
So that there is no confusion I'll ask that this be made a sticky.

Our
Key Largo rock
Is Real Reef Rock

We do not and never have made rock

It is a quarried rock, quarried on land from an extinct reef, a reef buried when the Florida land mass was formed (many moons ago ;))

Some of the advantages you'll get when buying our Key Largo are:

An absolute guaranteed 100% pest free clean start

A great looking rock that stays put and "stacks" like a dream, making those long frustrating hours of aquascaping, reaquascaping and chasing avalanches a thing of the past. Ask anyone that has worked with it, there's something unique about the structure and shapes that make each piece want to "interlock".

A rock that does not contribute to the destruction of marine habitats
(Most all if not all Live and Dry rock on the market today is torn from a living reef....is this what we as hobbyists want to support?)

and to make it even better
You will be spending your money on A Product of the USA


some pics here (http://www.reefcentral.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1678248)

VitalApparatus
10/30/2009, 06:47 AM
Its beautiful rock well worth the $$!

am3gross
10/30/2009, 07:08 AM
wheres the pics?!!!!

Marco67
10/30/2009, 07:27 AM
http://www.reefcentral.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1678248

MMERITT28
01/01/2010, 02:48 AM
Do you have to add live rock to this to get it started or will it just cycle and progress naturally? Thanks for your time. Mike

Marco67
01/01/2010, 05:34 AM
You would want to add a small amount of live rock, live sand and/or a bottled bacteria product (I use the Turbo Start 900 by Fritz).

asl4me76
02/07/2010, 11:33 PM
If I were to purchase rock from you, Marco, and put it into an already established tank .. is it safe to do so? Would it kick off a cycle of any sort or no? I will be seeding it with LS in the tank currently, along with a few pieces of rock.

How many lbs would you recommend for a 40gal breeder? Thanks!