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03/29/2006, 10:23 AM
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Location: Owasso, OK
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CaribSea's Look Alive Reef Rock
Has anyone had any experience with CaribSea's Look Alive Reef Rock or Reef Bones? I am upgrading to a larger tank, and I was thinking about buying some of this as a base for my existing live rock.
http://www.carib-sea.com/pages/products/marine/marinerock.html Kimberly |
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03/29/2006, 10:47 AM
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Kimberly, somehow your link isn't working. Here's one that works.
http://www.carib-sea.com/pages/produ...arinerock.html No, I don't have any experience with this rock, sorry.
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03/29/2006, 10:58 AM
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I was thinking of buying
some reef bones also. I have enough live rock in the tank and don't need to spend$$$ to buy more. I know that in no time the LR I have will be a seed to the reef bones.
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03/29/2006, 11:03 AM
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That's exactly what I was thinking. My coraline spreads so fast, that it should take long to cover the base rock. I probably need 100 lbs, which would get pretty pricey with LR
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03/29/2006, 01:24 PM
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The LFS close to my house has that Look Alive reef rock in their displays. If you get closer than 5 feet to it you can tell it is fake. I think the coralline growth looks pretty unatural also. No experience on the bones.
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