
Lake Tanganyika Species • What kind of rock?
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I have a 90 gl Tang tank, previously kept Malawi. I used alot of Lace rock. It is attractive but all the crevices in the surface hold alot of sediment and debris. I have stated weeding it out and replacing it with Texas holly rock. Interesting rock with numerous holes and tunnels. It also has a haed smooth surface. Another thing that i have experienced with Lace rock is that it becomes pretty brittle after a long period....... I also have a very large piece of Floida field stone, a type of lime rock, helps with the ph with no problems,,,, 2 years in the tank, now.
- willyt
- Joined: Tue May 30, 2006 2:24 pm
- Location: san antonio
Pics from the lake:
http://www.tanganjikazucht.de/pics/reis ... amaswa.jpg
http://www.tanganjikazucht.de/pics/reis ... imaswa.jpg[/quote]
so what type of rock is in the picture ???
http://www.tanganjikazucht.de/pics/reis ... amaswa.jpg
http://www.tanganjikazucht.de/pics/reis ... imaswa.jpg[/quote]
so what type of rock is in the picture ???
- Matt54
- Joined: Tue Jan 08, 2008 4:05 pm
Matt54 wrote:Pics from the lake:
http://www.tanganjikazucht.de/pics/reis ... amaswa.jpg
http://www.tanganjikazucht.de/pics/reis ... imaswa.jpg
so what type of rock is in the picture ???
Bigger-than-will-fit-in-my-tank rocks

-Rick (the armchair aquarist)
- Rick_Lindsey
- Joined: Sun Aug 25, 2002 8:00 pm
- Location: Huntsville, AL
I use river rocks. I boil water and fill a bucket, and leave em. Then I do it again. Twice. Then I put em in the tank. No problems. Price is good as well!!!!
- Reel North
- Joined: Sat Sep 23, 2006 8:06 am
- Location: hamilton
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