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What is a Reef Ball?
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Coral Degradation


Marine Friendly Concrete

The concrete used to make Reef Balls features W.R. Grace's Force 10,000 micro silica to create a super high strength, abrasion resistant, concrete that has a pH similar to natural sea water. This is unlike regular concrete which has a surface pH as high as 12. This high pH (the sea has a natural pH of 8.3) can inhibit the settlement and growth of many species of marine life including some larval corals. Micro silica gives Reef Balls an expected life of 500 or more years.

What's a Reef Ball?
Why Build Reefs?
What's involved?
Floating Deployment
Unique Hole Sizing
Surface Textures
Stability
Marine Friendly Concrete

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Gallery | Educational Resources | Marine Reserves | Why Reefs Die | Buy a Model

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890 Hill Street
Athens, GA 30606 USA


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Phone: 770-752-0202
Fax: 770-360-1328


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