Underwater Galleries Assorted Cichlid Aquarium Stone Caves, 15 count box
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- Man-made ceramic stones are hand-glazed and made to look like naturalistic replicas of actual caves.
- Individually-poured so each one is unique, and is fish and plant-safe with zero resins, petroleum-derived materials or lead-based paint.
- Hollow, spacious interiors are great for fish to hang out and breed, and won’t displace your aquarium water.
- Helps keep fish healthy by encouraging exploration, providing a safe hideout, and secure breeding niches.
- Great for a variety of live-bearing tropical fish like African and South American cichlids, guppies, mollies, platies, swordtails, Endler's livebearer, and others.
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9 Customer Questions
The openings look small, I have Red Blood Parrot Fish, do you think they could fit inside without getting stuck, they will be 5-6" when they get grown?
Answer by • Mar 07, 2018
The opening for the small rocks are 1 inches, the openings for the medium rocks range between 1.5 and 2 inches, and the openings for the large rocks are 2.25 inches.
how big of a tank is recommended for all the stones?
Answer by • Sep 30, 2018
The amount of stones that can be used in an aquarium greatly depends on the amount of fish in the space. With this in mind, all 15 stones should not be placed in an aquarium smaller than a standard 38 gallon tank.
The color of the stones are on gray or beige?
Answer by • Aug 17, 2018
This stones are grey in color.
Is there any reason to be concerned about stagnant water inside of the caves?
Answer by • Mar 21, 2021
Some think these stones look better and better as the algae grows on them, and your aquarium environment looks more and more like the bottom of a natural lake, but, some people like the look of the fresh stones when they are first put into the tank. So, to remove algae from the stones, you can scrub them using coarse salt as a cleanser ( no residue of cleaning chemicals to worry about) Or, put them in a cold oven and put them on bake at 300 degrees farieght for about 15 minutes and then let them cool down before you remove them. Then the algae will come off even easier with a stiff brush and water.