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Hey guys does the landscape store have iwagumi rocks. I have some already but would like to have some more. The reason I ask this is because the rocks along with the aquariumw as giving to me from my cousin. I ask him where he got them, but he say the guys at ADG got it for him when they design it. I saw a about these rocks at the planted tank forum. The guy say it cost about $300 dollars just to ship 50lbs of this rock? The link is right here. Anychance a landscape in houston carried them? http://www.plantedtank.net/forums/ge...area-help.html
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i really doubt that a landscape store would carry them . Probably a bonsai and land scaping store would carry it. These rock have been traditionally been used with bonsai and i have seen post on planted tank that guys in cali get this kind of rocks at a particular bonsai store. Yeah the 300$ sucks. I just don't have the heart to pay 300 Bucks for some rocks.Checkout my blog AquaMusing
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I found a local place that had something really similar to seiryu rocks for stoopid cheap....contact screenname....he has a lot I believe.700g Mini-Monster tankComment
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except for the color, it looks like petrified wood and that is available locally'Dear Lord,' the minister began, with arms extended toward heaven and a rapturous look on his upturned face. 'Without you, we are but dust ...'
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