ANS Turly Rocks 20kg Box (S , M , L)

Description

Characteristics,

Greyish brown base colour
Jagged surface makes it perfect for Aquascaping
Jagged surface provides lots of mechanical locking points
Slightly raises the aquarium hardness
Heavy and great for weighing down plants etc.
Heavy weight increases stability when stacked

Turly stones are beautiful, heavy stones that are perfect for aquascaping. Their base color helps lend the aquariums a very natural look.
Turly stone have very jagged surfaces which makes them easy to stack, or scape with.
They are heavy and sit very firmly on most substrates, providing a very stable base to build upon.
Please note that turly stones may increase your water hardness.
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ANS Turly Rocks 20kg Box (S, M, L) for Big Scapes

When a project calls for serious stone, the 20kg box of ANS Turly Rocks is the practical buy. Available in small, medium and large grades, it gives you enough material to build a full ridge, an island, or a substantial focal arrangement in one go rather than piecing together odd kilos. Singapore scapers working on larger display tanks or club competition layouts appreciate having a consistent batch where colour and texture match across every stone.

These greyish-brown stones carry the same jagged, locking surface that makes Turly so easy to stack and so stable once placed. The weight is a feature here: heavy stones resist shifting on soft substrate and let you push height with confidence. Do plan for that load, though, since 20kg of rock plus water adds up fast on an HDB cabinet, so check your stand and floor can take it. The stones also nudge hardness up slightly, which is worth noting on soft-water setups.

Browse more hardscape in our decorations range. For layout help, read our rock stacking guide, our iwagumi guide and our stand weight guide.