I have 2 of their large rocks. They are heavier than they look which of course means they are dense. I got them though because I liked the donut shape and my fish love swimming through them. The lawnmower often perches in one of them:
Florida cultured rock?
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OMG that fish is too much! What a cute guy!
I have 2 of their large rocks. They are heavier than they look which of course means they are dense. I got them though because I liked the donut shape and my fish love swimming through them. The lawnmower often perches in one of them:
Fiji rock is better. Florida rock doesnt have as much life growing on the rocks because of less nutrients in the water
I have Florida cultured rock (not cured). You can see it in my thread "Journey's journey into SW aquaria" in Newbie forum if you want to get an idea about the kind and amount of life. I've been very impressed so far but don't have experience with fiji to be able to compare.
I think my Brazilian live rock is better than Florida or Fiji. And Marshall Island is the best,but soooo expensive.
Here is a link to a thread in another forum that has lots of pictures from Tampa Bay Saltwater Live Rock. This is where I ordered my rock from and love it. I think it is most helpful to see pics:
http://www.reefcentral.com/forums/showthread.php?threadid=842093&perpage=25&pagenumber=1
Just keep scrolling down to pics. If you want to see more pages of pics, the page number tab is at the bottom left.
http://www.reefcentral.com/forums/showthread.php?threadid=842093&perpage=25&pagenumber=1
Just keep scrolling down to pics. If you want to see more pages of pics, the page number tab is at the bottom left.
all liverocks are a hit or miss with the amount of organisms, so why not go for the cheaper cultured ones if it's available?
And the myth of cultured liverock just doesn't have as much organisms because of the shorter amount of time it's exposed to the environment is simply untrue. Ever seen a sunken ship in the ocean after sometime? It usually has tons more live organisms and more diverse of organisms than the rocks surrounding the sunken ship.
And the myth of cultured liverock just doesn't have as much organisms because of the shorter amount of time it's exposed to the environment is simply untrue. Ever seen a sunken ship in the ocean after sometime? It usually has tons more live organisms and more diverse of organisms than the rocks surrounding the sunken ship.
