organisms and the minerals that make up the rock itself help to provide stability to the aquarium, give your tank residents a natural environment like that on the natural reefs, and provide a natural source of food for many marine organisms. Every type of live rock has a different appearance depending on the area it was harvested from. These different areas also mean different types of algae and organisms have populated the rock. Fiji Live Rock is the most ""natural"" rock we have available. It is often uncured, meaning there may still be larger organisms like sponges and algaes that have not died or decomposed. While thesse means you may have some unexpected bonuses that survive the curing process, it also means that this rock is not advised for established aquariums where decomposing organisms can affect water quality. The solid composition and fairly regular shape of these rocks makes it a good foundation to build upon in reef aquariums. Check out the video below to find out how to cure your live rock before adding it to your tank."  (less)

this show size comes 20 to 28 inches long. 1 -1 pounds of live rock per gallon of tank is recommended. Many fish will be able to use the rock for food, and it houses many organisms which will be helpful to the health of your tank. The large pieces can be divided up with a hammer to accommodate the spaces around your tank.  (less)

organisms and the minerals that make up the rock itself help to provide stability to the aquarium, give your tank residents a natural environment like that on the natural reefs, and provide a natural source of food for many marine organisms. Every type of live rock has a different appearance depending on the area it was harvested from. These different areas also mean different types of algae and organisms have populated the rock. Solomon Island Live Rock tends to be moderate to larger pieces full of caves and crevices. It has a more open and intricate appearance than other types. Large pieces make excellent ""centerpieces""."  (less)

this show size comes 20 to 28 inches long. 1 -1 pounds of live rock per gallon of tank is recommended. Many fish will be able to use the rock for food, and it houses many organisms which will be helpful to the health of your tank. The large pieces can be divided up with a hammer to accommodate the spaces around your tank.  (less)