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Any thing can be put into a saltwater aquarium if it is for decorative or structural purposes only. If you are referring to live rock for biological filtration then you are wanting to look for rock that is very porous and has been in a running saltwater system for at least six weeks. I have everything from premium Fiji live rock to a glass bottle in my aquarium.

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I would go with store-bought brands like Teta-Fin. They make rocks that are safe to put into a fish tank. Hope this helps!!

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