I got these at a nearby big box pet store. I'm planning to make a "path" of rocks across the back of my aquarium to keep my loaches from digging my apongoten and water lilly bulbs from the sand. I've never really had rocks but I've read rocks with holes aren't always safe or something. Could someone perhaps give me advice on how to test them for safety or something? Here are pictures if you want to eyeball them .
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- Thread starter FroFro
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1. i really like ur dog lol
2. try to use a toothbrush or something to try to get dirt out of the holes, i think that is why it is not safe
2. try to use a toothbrush or something to try to get dirt out of the holes, i think that is why it is not safe
When I bought smooth river rocks from PetCo a few years back, they had holes similar to those.
As long as you wash them really good before adding them to the tank, they should be good.
As long as you wash them really good before adding them to the tank, they should be good.
aaa hes so cute!
i have no info on dogs i just think he is cute
another tip, go to home depot or something and buy "river rock"
it looks the same (probably even better)
$4 for a whole lot...
and a lot of variety
theres just a lot of calcium buildup so be careful
The rocks they sell there say on the bottom of the container that they are not to be used for aquariums. Same for the Lowes brand as well
Yes i used them in mine, all they need is a proper washing... if you look in my pfp you can see them...
its in a bag right?
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