Best dry rock and where to get it

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What do you guys think is he best dry rock to use for a new reef tank and where the best place to buy it with the best price.
 
I found the best deals on eBay.

I think this is the place I got mine from. I was pretty happy with it for the price


 
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I was more talking about no ***** hikers really clean dry rock I don’t want anything live I will cycle myself. I’m cool with the cheapest as long as it meets those parameters
 
I just bought from Marine Depot and was happy with what I got.

Its Craiglist, FB Marketplace, etc I would be concerned about that isn't really 'dry'.
 
Buy it for a local reefer and bleach it.

 
I used the dry rock from Amazon in my last built, the rocks are heavy and dense. I think the best dry rock is Marco Rock, porous & light weight.
 
The only rocks with reasonable porosity are actual coral skeletons (pukani, etc). Since no supplier still carries it, your second best bet is to find some on craigslist etc.

Of course your actual best bet is live rock.
 
MarcoRocks all the way for me, light, porous, and clean unlike Pukani.
 
To me any old dry rock that’s came out of the ocean is best whether Pukani, fiji, or Tonga. Just cycle it to ensure organics are gone, you don’t have to worry about hitchhikers and it’s a lot more porous then mined rock.
 
I’m more concerned with the look I can create I will be using like ceramic balls or blocks in sump for more surface area so not really worried
 
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