Can try C328 or Fish Farm..
Havelock road also have
Can try C328 or Fish Farm..
Havelock road also have
What do you want to use the rocks for? want to tie something to it?
There are fosil wood which most people mistaken them for rocks. Those look very nice but quite pricy. Be careful with them as some maybe quite sharp and may injure fishes (esp Discus)
Rocks in Planted Tank look very naturally.... Amano puts them to good use with a touch of Japanese Zen concept...
Btw...how are rock sold...per kg? and roughy how much?
Normally rocks are sold by weight, if I'm not wrong, it ranges between $5-$10 per kg.
consider fossil wood very carefully before buy....they look very good at the beginning but once the algae gets into the grain lines.....they look super awful and no SAE, ottos, or yamatoes are able to clean them out....the only whay is to remove them for bleaching and that is going to upset the tank pretty much......
if its just rocks, remember to get those that are lime free or you tank is gonna suffer from high PH values unless a malawi tank is the consideration.
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david what is fossil wood?
the kind of rocks with a lot of horizontal layers?
yup thats the one with lots of grain layers......
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got pics to differentiate them?
lighter than what you will expect of a rock of this size, feels more "hollow" ...the knock knock test..
feels "siap siap" when you scrap it with nail..like limestone. chips easily..
Those wood fossils are known as petrified wood. They are pretty sharp on their edges so consider hard before getting them for the aquaria!
Fossil / Petrified Wood. Where can you get them now in singapore ? Sorry for reviving this post after 15 years...
that tough, hardly seen them at LFS
That's sad. I love the Fossilized rock
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