Since the ban on export of Tonga live rock last year we have struggled to find an appropriate substitute.

Most of the Fiji rock that is currently imported is shipped by boat and is not very alive by the time it reaches the US so we have avoided this type of rock. The Fiji Pukani rock is nice but is very brittle and thus you get A LOT of rubble.

Our NEW Southeast Asian Specialty Live Rock is not brittle so you will get no rubble, it has rugged and colorful coralline coverage, it has very nice shapes, and it is clean with NO ODOR. We have all size pieces available including some awesome table-top pices. We sell the rock by the pound and it is curing in our systems not sitting in boxes, we do not sell it by the box lot--it is hand-picked according to your specs.

THIS IS THE ROCK WE HAVE BEEN SEEKING--IT IS THE VERY BEST LIVE ROCK AVAILABLE TODAY!!!!!!!!!

http://i283.photobucket.com/albums/kk301/rudylbj/a-1.jpg
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http://www.pacificeastaquaculture.com/Detail.aspx?ID=40&ReturnPage=%2fShowProductCategory.aspx%3fCategoryI d%3d5%23T+2001

wawawewa

Looks pretty. Is it mostly dense, or are there porous pieces?

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Looks pretty. Is it mostly dense, or are there porous pieces?

Actually I would say this rock is just about perfectly in the middle. Too porous and you get lots of broken up rubble, which isn't good. Too dense and you just have boring heavy boulders. This is a really nice blend, enough caves and crevices to be interesting without falling apart. It really is some of the best rock we've seen in a very long time!

Becky