Where to buy live rock
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Check out Tampa Bay Saltwater.
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What did you find unhelpful about the site? Richard at Tampa Bay can and will get you any type of rock you want.
Look at the rock in this thread to see TBS rock
https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/d2minis-essential-focus-mixed-reef-build.241805/
Call Richard and let him know what you want.
Look at the rock in this thread to see TBS rock
https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/d2minis-essential-focus-mixed-reef-build.241805/
Call Richard and let him know what you want.
malacoda
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I too was going to recommend TampaBaySaltwater. I went with the '2.0 Eco rock' in my 24g and absolutely loved it. So much so that, if/when I set up a second, larger tank, I will be ordering from Richard again.
Richard and his crew spend their time aquaculturing and shipping rock, not website building. So yes, the TBS site may not be the most cutting edge. But, IMHO, their live rock certainly is.
If you're willing to spend 30-60 minutes doing a quick search on the forum and/or calling or emailing TBS to learn a little more, you'll probably like what you see.
Richard and his crew spend their time aquaculturing and shipping rock, not website building. So yes, the TBS site may not be the most cutting edge. But, IMHO, their live rock certainly is.
If you're willing to spend 30-60 minutes doing a quick search on the forum and/or calling or emailing TBS to learn a little more, you'll probably like what you see.
Sm51498
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I have tbs rock. If you want live rock, it's the best to put it simply and if you live near an airport it's actually cheap too. on 25 lbs I paid 5 bucks a pound and 45 bucks shipping. my lfs charges 7 a pound for nearly dead rock that was live in name only.
