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  1. Rocks

    Ancient Pagoda Stone

    Ancient Pagoda Stone is named after its rugged shape and layers of texture, formed after thousands of years of weathering.

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  2. Rocks

    Black Lava Rock

    Lava rock is popular in planted aquariums due to it's rough texture - ideal for planting mosses on. It can also be used stacked upon one another to build an aquascape.

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  3. Rocks

    Boutique Seiryu Stone

    Boutique Seiryu consists of the cream of the crop pieces, a combination of the best stones featuring the most details and desirable characteristics. We've picked through our entire pile of Seiryu...

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  4. Rocks

    Burmese Petrified Wood

    Petrified wood is the fossilized remains of trees or other terrestrial vegetation where the organic materials have been replaced with minerals.

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  5. Rocks

    Dragon Stone (OHKO)

    Dragon Stone, also known as Ohko Stone, is a popular aquascaping rock named after it's scale like texture.

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  6. Rocks

    Elephant Skin Stone

    Elephant Skin Stone is one of our personal favorites. It's the product of thousands of years of weathering and water erosion that gives it the elephant skin-like texture.

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  7. Rocks

    Manten Stone

    Manten Stone is a premium aquascaping stone that features rugged edges, unique textures and interesting color tones.

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  8. Rocks

    Maple Leaf Stone

    Maple Leaf Stone is a reddish-brown colored stone with an interesting web-like surface.

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  9. Rocks

    Mountain Stone

    Mountain Stone is a newer type of aquarium hardscape. Light in coloration, this aquascaping rock is comparable to Dragon Stone in color and is very lightweight like Lava Rock!

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  10. Rocks

    Pagoda Stone

    Pagoda Stone is named after its rugged shape and layers of texture, formed after thousands of years of weathering.

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