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09/20/2009, 01:09 PM
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Can I see your Marco Rocks Key Largo???
I am thinking about getting some key largo Marco Rocks. I'd love to see some pictures! TY
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09/20/2009, 07:04 PM
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Take a look in the sponsor forums. Marco rocks is one of them. They had a contest this month on aquscaping using Marco rocks, so there are lots of pictures.
I'm also upgrading to a 180 and am just in the process of doing my rock work with Key Largo rock. I just love it. |
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09/20/2009, 07:26 PM
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Location: Ama TX
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Great rock got his 40/40 couple weeks ago . Super nice rock and sand . Placed another order for 25 more lbs of rock yesterday . He has a special this weekend on shipping of $10.00 . Will not buy my rock or sand from anyone else again . Super stuff .
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09/20/2009, 09:01 PM
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How many pounds of Key Largo did you have to buy for your 180 edsbeaker? I am going to order some tonight, but I dont know how much.
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09/20/2009, 09:07 PM
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about 5 months ago when it was new. Theres 100 lbs of Marcorocks and about 80lbs of cured live rock.
 Today  Not a great picture of the rock itself. I am pretty pleased with the rock. I did battle a really bad case of hair algae for about 2 months or so. Dont know if it was the rock or just part of being a fairly new tank.
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Josh Click on the redhouse for my 180 build. Current Tank Info: 180 gallon pennisula reef |
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09/20/2009, 10:59 PM
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most likely it was due to being a fairly new tank.
P.S. Your rockwork looks awesome.
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09/20/2009, 11:21 PM
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Awesome. Thank you for the pictures. I just ordered 50 pounds. I know it's not enough, but I have around 80 already. Maybe I'll get some for christmas. =)
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09/21/2009, 07:03 AM
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I purchased 100 lbs of Key Largo + using 100 lbs from my 75G upgrade. Hopefully it's enough. I'm going for a more open look with islands. About 40 lbs is actually in my sump. I'm still deciding on FOWLR vs. reef. The 75 was a reef.
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