Reef stacker dry rock

[USMA36]

has anyone heard of or used Reef stacker dry rock? I came across it today but cannot find any YouTube videos and only a couple of reviews. I guess it’s kind of new. I like the idea of bigger holes that fit frag plugs. is this the same type of mined dry rock sites like reef cleaners use?

 

[Dierks]

That is really cool rock!!! I might order some as well. Thank you for sharing this link!

 

[USMA36]

Anyone else? I’m about to pull the trigger.

 

[Txplicit]

Only heard good things about it. I used Marco's rock dry rock

 

[Dierks]

Please keep us posted here if/when you get it!!

 

[Quietman]

Considering it myself. Much better for me if you get it first and let us know what you think.

 

[Stevel]

I have been doing this for years with all different rock . I would drill holes in it and use plexus rods as dowels then epoxy them in . I have this rock it’s kinda heavy and seems to be limerick base because when you rinse it you get a lot of white powder off it. My fav is either Walt smith 2.0 or caribe sea arch rock it’s lighter and easy to epoxy together they also have ledge rock. Good luck guys. Hope that helped ?

 

[Dierks]

Thank You @Stevel that was very helpful! I am always looking for good rock.

 

[Stevel]

You’re welcome

 

[Karliefish]

I’ve also been trying research this rock and like you came across it while researching other rocks, i.e.,Pukani rock - which simply doesn’t seem to exist anymore. This seems like good alternative...just wish I could get some scientifc data on the porosity of the rock versus other name brands. also it doesn’t look like you can specify rock sizes. I’m starting later this year a 350+ gallon reef tank and will need some large rocks. Finally, I really wanted Pukani because how easy it is to work with from a sculpting standpoint. I cant get any details on how durable or fragile this rock is to shape, i.e. make arch’s, holes, etc.

 

[Karliefish]

I’ve also been trying research this rock and like you came across it while researching other rocks, i.e.,Pukani rock - which simply doesn’t seem to exist anymore. This seems like good alternative...just wish I could get some scientifc data on the propensity of the rock versus other name brands. also it doesn’t look like you can specify rock sizes. I’m starting later this year a 350+ gallon reef tank and will need some large rocks.