Hugo Kamishi Dry Ocean Reefrock 13-20cm - 20kg

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Hugo Kamishi Dry Ocean Reefrock 13-20cm - 20kg

Name: Hugo Kamishi Dry Ocean Reefrock 13-20cm - 20kg
Brand: Hugo Kamishi
SKU: DRYOCEREE|FRESH|06857|HUGO
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DRY OCEAN REEF ROCK is a superb option for those who want an alternitive option to real live rock, its a clean natural reef rock sourced from a sustainable source .
using rocks like these will ensure no nuisance algae or pests are found as you can with live rock. DRY OCEAN REEF ROCK is suitable for all reef and marine aquariums and can also be used within hard water tropical aquariums too.
DRY OCEAN REEF ROCK is a very light weight option and is also very pourus this making it light in weight.

Thisrock is not to be confused with the heavy dense off white ocean rock - when you are buying DRY OCEAN REEF ROCK YOU ARE GETTING AS CLOSE AS YOU CAN TO REAL LIVE ROCK JUST WITHOUT THE COLOUR OR THE PEST ALGAE OR HITCHIKERS

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