PercFatFingers

Hi everyone, Planning to get back to reefing. Last tank was 8 years back. Gona prolly start a small tank. Been going ard, getting updates to new technologies and methods. Much have changed I must say. Anyways long story short. Anyone has experience using the Caribsea Live rocks (or any other kind dry rocks)? My thoughts, but do correct me if I am wrong. Dry Rocks - Not pests - I assume less chances of any unwanted chemicals/bio leaching from the rocks - Some come in nice shapes and sizes Traditional "Live" Live rocks - Look more natural - Contains useful bacterial Note: I read a bit and found some reefers sharing that some of the dry rocks starts to create problems long the way. 1. Nusiance algae start to grow on the dry rocks and not the real live rocks although both are present in the tank 2. Sps not encrusting to the dry rocks 3. Discolouration 4. Water turn milky in colour when cycling the rocks into the tank. Can anyone please share your experiences with these rocks as I have always used live rocks. Thanks