jlehigh
Hermit D Crab
Hey Team 
Because I'll try anything twice I decided to make some Live Rock using the GARF formula (with my own improvisions) www.garf.org
I had this idea and wanted to see what yall think of it.. I wanted to have as much flow under the rock and little contact with the bottom as possible to prevent Detritus traps. I had seen many build structures from PVC and acrylic but I decided to see what I could do with DIY LR.
The pictures are in my gallery!! (awesome to have a gallery!!!)
I made these table tops to build my rock on top of. They are a little heavier than the regular rock I am making to ensure they can support the weight. They have been curing for 3-5 weeks now and will continue for a while longer until my new tank is set-up.
The Mix is made from crushed Oyster shells, crushed coral, sand, portland cement, and various snail shells ect.. I also use various pasta to create tunnels ect..
The dimensions are roughly 18"Wide by 26" Long.
Because I'll try anything twice I decided to make some Live Rock using the GARF formula (with my own improvisions) www.garf.org
I had this idea and wanted to see what yall think of it.. I wanted to have as much flow under the rock and little contact with the bottom as possible to prevent Detritus traps. I had seen many build structures from PVC and acrylic but I decided to see what I could do with DIY LR.
The pictures are in my gallery!! (awesome to have a gallery!!!)
I made these table tops to build my rock on top of. They are a little heavier than the regular rock I am making to ensure they can support the weight. They have been curing for 3-5 weeks now and will continue for a while longer until my new tank is set-up.
The Mix is made from crushed Oyster shells, crushed coral, sand, portland cement, and various snail shells ect.. I also use various pasta to create tunnels ect..
The dimensions are roughly 18"Wide by 26" Long.