Anyone experience Liverock from...

[TygGer]

I know this site is primarily supportive to liverock.com and I've seen tons of beautiful rocks from them.

I'm thinking about ordering lr from two different sources just to get a variety of rock. Has anyone ordered from http://www.reefermadness.us/

They have MANY different rocks (non-aquacultured) to choose from. I've done searches on various forums and the few that have purchased from them are all happy.

Anyone question... what do you guys think about mixing aquacultured rock with non-aquacultured rock?

 

[MT79]

what do you guys think about mixing aquacultured rock with non-aquacultured rock?

I think it's a great idea. The more diversity the better w/ lr.

 

[darb2]

I agree with the diversity. But caution on non aqua cultured rock. This may lead to reef degradation. Check out how rocks are collected b4 ordering

 

[TygGer]

Im not aware of the different rock collecting techniques. How can the non-aquacultured stuff degrade?

 

[malkore]

Darb means that non-aquacultured rock may be coming from a real reef...thus damaging the reef (not your LR).

 

[TygGer]

Oh... gotcha.

 

[RocketSeason]

I love it!
check out my gallery and this link: http://www.aquariumadvice.com/viewtopic.php?t=30964

for pics of my LR from liverocks.com.

I agree with darb2 about being environmentally responsible with your LR purchase.

 

[KMyers18]

Yeah but the real stuff looks better

 

[Hara]

I agree with the fact that fiji, tonga and the other natural rocks look much better in the tank. I have both and a compromise I could live with, put the aquacultured on the bottom as base rock, it is a much denser rock usually.