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Dry Rock

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With the Oct10 meeting on aquascaping, it seems apropos... where can one go for some great pieces of rock?
 
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Neptune has some nice clean stuff, Aquatic Central has some amazing show sized pieces I'm dying to buy (if only I had a huge setup to do right now).

BTW, Paul is tweaking is talk just for BAR and is real excited to share his knowledge :)
 
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I have a small Brute full of dry rock that I didn't use for my tank. There are at least a few good sized pieces in there along with lots of small pieces.
 
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Aquatic Collection in Hayward has nice boat rock for a fair price it isn't dry though, it's been in water for a few months.
 
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I will have some very exciting news for the Bay Area shortly hopefully in regards to Dry Rock. Gimme a few days to shop it around to a few stores.
 
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:D

I won't spill the beans till I get some takers.
 
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I'm in the market for some dried/uncured LR. If anyone is selling large and/or flat pieces, I'm ready to buy. Please let me know and pass the word along, Thanks!
 
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I've always bought my rock from reeferrocks or marcorocks. both are awesome, but you have to pay for shipping and you don't really get to choose the rock pieces.
 
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i also opted to buy 25 pounds from marcorocks. im a little worried about the pieces as i wont be able to use any rocks that sit higher then 11 inches. would be nice to have a large selection locally to pick from.
 
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