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Well it's expensive to have two hobbies #1 skydiving #2 starting a good salwater setup. Iam a mechanic and a fabricator,so for me o pay so much $$$$$ for something i can make,and make it work well, is silly. I have found some distributors in my area that sell Clear PVC ad fittings by the foot...

All right Iam not rich and I have two expensive hobbies ( skydiving- saltwater aquarium) where is the best place to buy dry rock,and is there like a classifieds for salwater stuff like lights and other stuff. Thanks

I would like to know how you cured yours? I bought some to put in my tank to start my tank. Will the live rock cure my othe rockes in the tank after a while?

Thanks for the heads up.i know I have a lot to learn.iam going to a skydiving boogie for a couple of weeks,so iall start the knowledge attack then thank for everything so far. Ocho out!

Have you hear of anybody making there own live or cultured rocks in there tanks before?

I can't wait, the tank that iam buying is already set up but he dose not have any living rock in it and has had a couple of crashes. I have visited my local reef store and he suggested that liviving rock helps keep it stable. So iam doing research now and moving he tank from his house to mine...

Have you had any luck in curing - making your own live rocks? Iam just starting in the saltwater field and was wondering why I could not do it myself.

Well iam extremely new, so when you stop laughing, I still want to know is there a simple way to culter your own live rock instead of buying $1000 worth of sea culterd rocks?

I do not know if iam ready for he challenge of the 120gal saltwater tank,just coming from a freshwater tank. Everyone I talk to says that iam going to get tired of reading about all of the ins,and outs of having a saltwater tank so god forgive my for the fish iam about to kill.....:frustrat: