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05-09-2017, 11:48 PM
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When I do sell rock which isn't often it goes fast because I sell for so cheap and I don't really weigh the rock I'll ball park it just because I want it gone and regardless of whether it's live or dead rock it's same price and believe me some people who are selling their rock have sent me some very unkind messages about selling so cheap their problem not mine.
I'm not in it to make money I'm in it for the love of the hobby
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05-10-2017, 01:14 PM
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If it's nice clean rock with good shapes and without pests or nutrients then $4/lb is a great price.
If it has soft corals all over it or Aiptasia or lots of nutrients, then $2/lb may be fair. The problem is you have to find someone that remembers/knows the value of good live rock. Nowadays, good live rock from a vendor is around $10/lb. You can buy the cheap crap live rock for $5-6/lb, but it's not very nice.
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