ANS Turly Rocks (5 – 40cm) per kg

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 (5-40cm, Per Kg) for Aquascaping

Turly rocks are a favourite among Singapore scapers for their greyish-brown base colour and deeply jagged faces, which lend a tank an aged, natural look the moment they go in. Sold per kilo in sizes from 5 to 40cm, they let you buy exactly what your layout needs, whether that is one bold focal stone or a handful of smaller pieces to build a ridge. The rugged surface gives plenty of mechanical locking points, so stacked stones grip each other and hold their shape.

They are heavy and sit firmly on most substrates, making them excellent for weighing down plants, anchoring driftwood and forming a stable base you can build height on. Be aware these stones slightly raise water hardness as minerals leach over time, which suits cichlid keepers but is worth monitoring on soft-water shrimp or sensitive plant tanks. We suggest a good rinse and a vinegar fizz test before scaping if hardness matters to your stock.

See more hardscape in our decorations range. For technique, read our rock stacking guide and our hardscape rock safety testing guide.