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RC Sponsor
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Spaghetti Rock
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Happy Reefer
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Wow, that stuff looks awesome.
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I just received a shipment of the speghetti rock and was wondering what the red substance in on these rocks? Where did the rock come from?
Do you ever get them any larger than the pic below?
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Keep in mind that most of the dead rock was buried at one time so it will need to be washed off. It is probably some type of algae that has been dead for a long time. |
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If you are looking for really large pieces , the Fiji is definitely the way to go. |
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