Hello!!!!

look up coral_bandit he had some listed
he lives in Genseso IL
http://www.greateriowareefsociety.org/Community/DiscussionForums/tabid/78/aft/21615/Default.aspx
good luck
also when you set up your tank and if you go to order CuC from some where let me know
Please

 

CuC is a clean up crew, hermits, snails, shrimp, etc.
Also welcome to GIRS and the saltwater world.  if you have any questions feel free to ask.
Make you check your settings so you can get private messages.   http://www.greateriowareefsociety.org/Community/DiscussionForums/tabid/78/aft/21569/Default.aspx   that link will walk you through it.

 

I was in Aquatic Environments last week and they had Tonga for $3 a pound if I remember right. That's dirt cheap for local pick up commercial stuff.

And if you are new to salt....check out our sponser Bulk Reef Supply. They sell "Eco rock", which is dry rock. You can build a base up with it and then seed it with live rock....which is usually much cheaper than all live rock.....and the stuff on the bottom of the pile will die anyway.

Or you can make it outta concrete and oyster shells, or there is the cool ceramic stuff...and then you got your spray foam proponents...fiberglass inserts....

Ya know, I think I could work that up into a topic for the next QC meeting....

"Rock head explains rocks."

 

HA, Great idea bluefool. hit me up with some details and we will make that happen.

 

When/if you are ready, I have some rocks with quite a few red and purple shrooms. I live an hour away in IL. Also have more basic softies.

 

I'm in Monmouth IL. I really haven't given much thought to price, the rocks are fairly large. One is flat and about 6 inches across, the other is round and the size of a softball (a little bigger). I'd say the rocks are valued at 20$, the corals another 20$ or 25$. There are lots of mushrooms on both of them, over a dozen. I also have some extra zoas, kenya tree (I think that's the name), several large mats of green star polyps, I also have a tiny, and I mean tiny, head of hammer coral. If you are interested we can talk more about prices, I am kinda overloaded on liverock, and didn't want to just throw corals away, so I let them stay and have just worked around the mess.