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my 72 bowfront reef

Discussion in 'Saltwater Fish Forum' started by trajik ink, Aug 7, 2008.

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    trajik ink Thread Starter New Member

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    i'll have more pics of my fish up late afternoon today...hope you enjoy these for now.
     
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  2. Anthony

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    That's amazing.
     
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    that is very pretty.
     
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  4. Anthony

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    How much did you pay for all that rock ? Live rock is expensive, even base rock isn't cheap.
     
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    trajik ink Thread Starter New Member

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    the first 2 pieces of rock that i bought cost me $100 for 10 lbs. at my lfs. then i realized that i would wait and search craigslist for a while until a good deal came up and i finally found one....so i spent about $200 all together and got 175 lbs. of rock now.
    all together with all the equiptment that i have hooked up to the tank and all the livestock such as fish, corals and rock, i would say i spent over 4 grand on it......and still going.
    lets just say that if my wife didn't support me and my hobby, i'd be divorced by now....lol.
     
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    I was paying about 6 dollars a pound for live rock while I was in VT.
     
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    if i still needed rock, i have found some places that have it at 3 dollars a pound.....wish i knew that back then.
     
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  8. Anthony

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    That's a great price!
     
    Anthony, Aug 7, 2008
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