Scorpio99 Jack Dempsey MFK Member May 17, 2019 127 46 36 25 Maldives Sep 3, 2019 #1 I collected these rocks near a beach area, can anyone tell if these rocks are safe to use in my aquarium and how to provide simple treatment to make it safe
I collected these rocks near a beach area, can anyone tell if these rocks are safe to use in my aquarium and how to provide simple treatment to make it safe
twentyleagues Bronze Tier VIP MFK Member Apr 5, 2017 6,672 9,876 463 Flint town! Sep 3, 2019 #2 Look like granite..... Put a light acid like vinegar on it and see if it reacts.
Scorpio99 Jack Dempsey MFK Member May 17, 2019 127 46 36 25 Maldives Sep 3, 2019 #3 twentyleagues said: Look like granite..... Put a light acid like vinegar on it and see if it reacts. Click to expand... What sort of a reaction should I be looking for
twentyleagues said: Look like granite..... Put a light acid like vinegar on it and see if it reacts. Click to expand... What sort of a reaction should I be looking for
Rocksor Blue Tier VIP MFK Member Nov 28, 2011 6,129 6,673 423 San Diego Sep 3, 2019 #4 bubbling Also test the ph of the water that it is sitting in. Reactions: Scorpio99 and twentyleagues
R Reiner Dovii MFK Member Oct 14, 2005 603 386 102 51 Los Angeles Sep 4, 2019 #5 Granite depending on how clean the collection sight was you can run them under hot water and put a stiff brush to it and you should be good to go Reactions: Scorpio99
Granite depending on how clean the collection sight was you can run them under hot water and put a stiff brush to it and you should be good to go
R Reiner Dovii MFK Member Oct 14, 2005 603 386 102 51 Los Angeles Sep 4, 2019 #6 don't use the rock on the right since it looks rusty. Must have a high iron content. if it's just dirt that washes off you are good to go
don't use the rock on the right since it looks rusty. Must have a high iron content. if it's just dirt that washes off you are good to go