Can You Use Lava Rock In A Reef Tank at Marvin Ibrahim blog

Can You Use Lava Rock In A Reef Tank. I am starting a new tank could i put some lava rocks in the main tank with the live rock, let it collect algae, bacteria, ect. Artifical lava rock may not be because of the rock and paints used to. Some reef keepers, however, avoid. I got couple cool looking pieces of very porous lava rock from maui island. I love all the posts saying you can't use lava rock in a reef tank. For the most part, though, real lava rock is perfectly suitable for a saltwater aquarium with reefs. 100% of my rock is black lava rock, from a landscape supply. Due to the porous nature of the stone, volcanic rock may dissolve silica into the water. Live rock is a host to the numerous marine organic entities that live on and inside it. If silica is essential to your tank, consider adding natural lava rocks. I love all the posts saying you can't use lava rock in a reef tank. 100% of my rock is black lava rock, from a landscape supply. 3 years later, and i've been able to keep every fish. Natural lava rock is highly resistant to saltwater. True lava rock is very safe in saltwater environments.

Some reef keepers, however, avoid. If silica is essential to your tank, consider adding natural lava rocks. Natural lava rock is highly resistant to saltwater. I love all the posts saying you can't use lava rock in a reef tank. I got couple cool looking pieces of very porous lava rock from maui island. 100% of my rock is black lava rock, from a landscape supply. Due to the porous nature of the stone, volcanic rock may dissolve silica into the water. I love all the posts saying you can't use lava rock in a reef tank. I saw corals live on them quite happily. 3 years later, and i've been able to keep every fish.

Can You Put Lava Rocks In A Goldfish Tank at David Dickerson blog

Can You Use Lava Rock In A Reef Tank True lava rock is very safe in saltwater environments. I love all the posts saying you can't use lava rock in a reef tank. I love all the posts saying you can't use lava rock in a reef tank. I saw corals live on them quite happily. I am starting a new tank could i put some lava rocks in the main tank with the live rock, let it collect algae, bacteria, ect. 100% of my rock is black lava rock, from a landscape supply. Due to the porous nature of the stone, volcanic rock may dissolve silica into the water. For the most part, though, real lava rock is perfectly suitable for a saltwater aquarium with reefs. I got couple cool looking pieces of very porous lava rock from maui island. Natural lava rock is highly resistant to saltwater. 100% of my rock is black lava rock, from a landscape supply. 3 years later, and i've been able to keep every fish. Some reef keepers, however, avoid. Live rock is a host to the numerous marine organic entities that live on and inside it. Artifical lava rock may not be because of the rock and paints used to. If silica is essential to your tank, consider adding natural lava rocks.