Get great rocks for your aquarium.
Like nothing you have seen at your local fish store, online, or just about anywhere!
These are real rocks, from the earth. Handpicked to be compatible and beautiful for the freshwater aquarium.
Each design is handmade, custom orders are also available.
Rock Categories - We are careful to be sure to not make a sculpture that will be too heavy.
Small Rocks - Singles (a single small stone, colors and shapes vary, no smaller than 1", no larger than 2")
Little Rocks - Pack of 13 (a bakers dozen of little stones no less than 1/2" but no larger than 1")
Medium Rocks - Singles (a single stone, 2" to 3", colors and shapes vary)
Large Rocks - Singles (a single large stone 3" to 6", colors and shapes vary)
Small Rock Sculptures (uses at least 3 medium stones, several small rocks and a few little rocks)
Medium Rock Sculptures (uses at least 4 medium stones, small rocks and little rocks)
Large Rock Sculptures (uses at least 2 large rocks, 3 medium rocks)
Corners (medium and small stones stacked to fit into the corner of your aquarium 5-8 stones of various sizes)
Stacks (medium and small stones stacked to create a cavelike or arch formation 5-8 stones of various sizes)
All rocks and stones are completely cleaned, scrubbed, and dried in the sun to give you a safe addition to your aquarium. These stone creations are currently being used in our own aquariums and have not affected the water quality. Only aquarium safe materials are used to bond the stones to one another.
Copyright 2008 Pam Hunter Enterprises DBA Freshwater Rocks All Rights Reserved
Why use stone sculptures?
Many fish forage, spawn, and just dig in the substrate in your aquarium. Sometimes decor can become undermined, creating risk to your fish. If you just stack loose stones in your tank, it won't be long until they are knocked over. If your fish become injured it may be impossible to save them.
Stacked stone sculptures are bonded together to form a sturdy arrangement that won't fall apart and injure fish.
We recommend that you embed at least 1" - 1.5" of the rock arrangement into the substrate to give it a firm foundation. Some of our sculptures have slate bottoms to give them extra anchorage, making your fish's habitiat not just realistic, but safe, too.
