I just bought 65 pounds of live rock!

May 7, 2005
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wow that stuff is expensive. I payed $300 bucks for this stuff. But i got a really really good batch. Its really really colorfull! Just venting a bit. Im so excited. Now i have to arrange it. Thats going to take a while.
 

OCCFan023

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Jul 29, 2004
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i would kill for those prices, mines 7.99... The thing about this is he got to pick out the rocks in person so he could pick out the quality pecies and moral appealing to the eye.
 

OCCFan023

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Jul 29, 2004
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guppy_newbe said:
Well that is nothing. I just spent $205 on 8 lbs of live rock ($7.99/lb) 1 rock of about a dozen Blue Mushrooms ($59.99), a small bunch of Star Polyps ($19.99) and 2 Kenya Trees ($29.99/each)
those are corals your paying for though right? :)
 

Henry22

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Oct 5, 2004
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Yeah, my is 8 for fiji, 12 for carribean or somethings else and 15 for marhshall island. And ordering online rock can cost alot for shipping and and then its uncured and you have to cure it for a month so its just a hassle, why not spend the extra 4 bucks per lb.
 

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Henry22 said:
why not spend the extra 4 bucks per lb
Why not?.....because it isn't just $4 more per pound. You can pay double or more for the luxury of having shop bought pre-cured, hand selected, immediate live rock. It sound like a lot of you guys are paying far more than double the price it is available for on the internet, shipping included. If you are starting a new system and are therefor able to cure in your uninhabited tank, curing doesn't pose so much of a hassle. I guess it is just a choice that each of us and our wallets have to make.
 

Flame

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Aug 21, 2005
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I bought 50lbs for $170 cured. Lots of stuff on it sure wished I knew what it was LOL. I will have Digital Camera in the future so I can send pics to you folks.