Dry rock from reef cleaners

I'm going with dry rock instead of live rock mainly for the price. Reef cleaners has 50lb of dry rock for $100. I have purchased some dry rock from Bulk reef supply and I like the quality but it's more expensive. Has anyone purchased dry rock from Reef cleaners and how was the quality?

 

Here a thread with some pics

http://www.3reef.com/forums/live-rock/reefcleaners-org-dry-rock-61740.html

Alot of users on here use his rock. I have personaly never bought rock from John but i always buy my CuC and inverts from him he is a super cool guy.

 

I purchased dry rock from reef cleaners, and I am satisfied with it. This is my first reef tank build though, so I don't have a lot to compare it to. I showed a picture of it to my local fish store guy and he was impressed with the quality.



I also purchased live rock from the local fish store to seed the tank, and I am in the process of uploading a video of what all the rock currently looks like on youtube. I'd say for the price, reef cleaners has some great rock! Plus the shipping is free and it got here quickly.

 

The 30lbs of rock I just bought from reefcleaners...the purple rocks were live rocks used to seed the rest.

 

Wow your tanks looks good. I have a 75 gallon reef ready tank i'm hoping to get setup in the next few weeks. Waiting for my pumping parts and pump. I built my own refugium out of a 20 gallon long.

 

Thanks!

Dry base rock is the way to go, no nuisances. I'm just hoping I didn't miss anything while examining the seed rock.

John's rock rocks! It's good stuff, very porous compared to other ancient reef rock I've seen and you can give him a general idea of what you want and he'll do his best to meet that. Just give it a good rinse in some RO water or in some water from a water change off of another tank if you have one.

 

Another option is dry rocks from reefrocks.net. I think you can get the same deal there, but if you need sand, you can get it for $15 for 40 lbs. And it is prewashed sand that you really do not need to rinse out

But if you don't need sand, then either place will work! John @ Reef Cleaners is awesome to work with so you can't go wrong buying from them.