should I cook reefcleaner's dry rock?

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Even though it's said that the rocks are professionally cleaned already? Please, only reefcleaner dry rock owners only. Thanks!
 
I really love the rock and it is in the process of cycling in my tank so I can't speak as far as anything else.. But it's been dry for so song that I don't think anything but phosphates would be a concern.
 
I really love the rock and it is in the process of cycling in my tank so I can't speak as far as anything else.. But it's been dry for so song that I don't think anything but phosphates would be a concern.

phosphates leaching is why this question was asked.
 

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