How to Bleach Cure rocks for your saltwater aquarium!

Want to safely prepare dry rocks for your saltwater aquarium? In this video, I’ll walk you through the bleach curing process a simple but effective method to remove organic matter, pests, and old algae from dry or previously used reef rock. You’ll learn how to properly dilute bleach, how long to soak the rock, how to neutralize any residual chlorine, and how to safely rinse and dry the rock before it's tank-ready. If you’re starting a new build or reusing old rock, this is a crucial first step to ensure a clean, stable foundation for your reef.

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