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JimmyR1rider

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If it's to setup and cycle a tank sure, you can use whatever rock you want. Whether it's cured or not, you're going to have die off during the cycle. Your tank after being cycled will have made all of the rock live.

Lots of people use mostly dry rock and seed it with a few pieces of live rock from an established system.

One thing to mention is dry rock is not live rock. It will be once the cycle is complete and the tank is up for a bit.
 

xxxAngeloxxx

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If it's to setup and cycle a tank sure, you can use whatever rock you want. Whether it's cured or not, you're going to have die off during the cycle. Your tank after being cycled will have made all of the rock live.

Lots of people use mostly dry rock and seed it with a few pieces of live rock from an established system.

One thing to mention is dry rock is not live rock. It will be once the cycle is complete and the tank is up for a bit.

1+ couldn't of said it better Jimmy! =D


But you do plan to purchased live rocks some a LFS or some one else before you put it your set dip it a revive from seachem to kill the hitchhikers on the live rocks.
 

JimmyR1rider

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I personally don't thin you'll have any issues. Just have enough water on hand to do a water change if something in your system doesn't like it and shows signs of stress.

If youre worried test the water the rock is in. If it test 0 ammonia and nitrite you should be good to go.
 

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