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Lifegard Aquatics 10 Gallon Seiryu Smokey Mountain Aquarium Decoration Aquascape Stone, 18 lbs.
Description
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Seiryu Stone or what we call Smokey Mountain Stone is one of the favorite stones for all aquarium hobbyists. Whether you are making a masterpiece aquascaping display or just creating some basic depth in your tank Seiryu stone is one of the best. It may slightly raise pH and water hardness. You are ordering a mix case of Seiryu stone of various sizes. Increase the beauty of your aquarium landscape with these unique style stones and rocks to look like miniature rock formations. Customize your reef structure with safe, all-natural materials available in an assortment of sizes and shapes to enhance your aquascaping setup. Please note that we try our best to pack the rocks that will enhance your display.
- - All Lifegard Rocks and Stones is 100% natural and Safe for all Freshwater use
- - The kit contains a mix of rocks and Stones for an ideal setup
- - Perfect for a 10 Gallon Display Tank. We try our best to pick the best layout kit for your display
- - Mixed size rocks and stones for a complete setup. Larger size rocks also available from Lifegard Aquatics
- - Look for Lifegard when selecting highest quality Aquarium, pond and Fountain products
Specifications
| SKU | 3559256 |
|---|---|
| Primary Brand | Lifegard Aquatics |
| Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
| Weight | 18 LBS |
Additional Features
| Primary Color | Grey |
|---|---|
| Personalized Item flag | No |
| Size | Small/Medium |
| Material | Stone |
6 Months.
During shipping Rocks and Stones can dirty. A gentle wash is necessary to see the true colors of the rocks and wood. Please do your reasearch on the hardscape you plan to use so it fits your livestock and display.
During shipping Rocks and Stones can dirty. A gentle wash is necessary to see the true colors of the rocks.
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