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Thread: Live rock

  1. 01-20-2013, 03:36 AM #1
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    Hi everybody,
    What type of live rock (from the ocean) do you feel is the best as far as weight and porous?

    Thanks for any answer,

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    You can get varying degrees of quality in any different types of live rock that you buy. Generally speaking Fiji Premium Live Rock and Bali (Indonesian) Live Rock are among the better ones

    I have heard a lot of good things about Aqua-Cultured live rock as well

    With either option, it is always best to pick out your own pcs to ensure you get something very porous
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    I have big base rocks and then some fiji to top it off with. The more porous the better.

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