Paleorock Stone XXL Unique Treasure WYSIWYG

Paleorock Stone Unique

Name: Paleorock Stone Unique
Brand: wio
SKU: U15

SKU: U15

€85.00

This one-of-a-kind find, an exclusive hardscape of What You See Is What You Get (WYSIWYG), features Paleorock—a lightweight and porous sedimentary stone adorned with fossil shapes and marks. This unique piece adds a sense of wonder and history to aquatic or land-based habitats, showcasing its natural allure.

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Only 1 left in stock

Paleorock stands out for its numerous fossil shapes, tunnels, and marks, offering a glimpse into the ancient world of creatures that once roamed the earth. Its warm blend of brownish, whitish, and reddish colors adds a natural and earthy feel, making each piece distinctively beautiful. Ideal for fishes that thrive in alkaline waters and perfect for marine tanks, Paleorock's porous nature facilitates the growth of beneficial bacteria, thereby promoting a healthy environment. This exclusive WYSIWYG piece is not just a stone but a slice of history, perfect for enriching marine aquariums, African big lakes cichlids tanks, and any setting that appreciates natural beauty and a touch of the ancient.
Features unique fossil shapes, tunnels, and marks, each adding a distinct sense of wonder and historical depth.

Rich in minerals and alkalinity, beneficial for fish that prefer alkaline environments.

The porous texture supports beneficial bacterial growth, ensuring a healthy ecosystem.

An exceptional choice for any aquarium or habitat, enhancing natural beauty and historical intrigue.
Type: Sedimentary stone

Color: Warm brownish, whitish, and reddish hues

Texture: Lightweight and porous, decorated with unique fossil imprints and textures

Water Hardness: May slightly raise pH and hardness; manageable with regular water maintenance.
Suitable for both aquatic and terrarium settings.

Prior to use, rinse and brush the rocks to remove any loose debris.

Place rocks on a substrate or using LandForms to avoid direct contact with glass and to allow precise positioning.

Securely stack stones using ScapeBound to prevent shifts or falls during maintenance.

Keep stones slightly away from aquarium glass to simplify cleaning.

Regularly manage pH and kH adjustments through water changes or conditioners to maintain optimal water conditions.

Proven safe for fish, shrimps, and other aquatic life.

Each piece in this collection is selected for its standout beauty and unique characteristics, making it a central feature for anyone wanting to infuse their environment with a piece of Earth's ancient past.