Aquarium Dragon Rock

Product Description:

Dragon Rocks, also known as Ohko Stones, are popular aquascaping rocks recognized for their intricate textures and natural earthy tones. Their weathered, scale-like surface resembles a dragon’s skin, making them ideal for creating dramatic, nature-inspired aquascapes. These lightweight, porous rocks are perfect for freshwater tanks, offering both aesthetic appeal and functional benefits like shelter and support for beneficial bacteria growth.

Specifications:

• Material: Natural clay-based rock

• Size: Varies from small fragments to large formations (approx. 5–20 cm)

• Color: Light brown to yellowish with natural holes and crevices

• Texture: Rough, craggy surface with a weathered look

• Packaging: Available in 1kg, 3kg, and 5kg packs

• Suitable For: Freshwater aquariums and terrariums (not recommended for marine tanks)

Key Features:

• Unique Appearance: Distinct surface patterns and earthy tones enhance natural layouts

• Fish-Safe: Inert material, safe for aquatic life when rinsed properly

• Aquascaping Favorite: Ideal for Iwagumi and nature-style aquarium designs

• Lightweight & Porous: Easy to position and supports beneficial bacteria growth

• Versatile Use: Can be used for caves, cliffs, or stacked formations

Uses:

• Aquascaping: Create visually rich landscapes, from rocky cliffs to minimalist hardscapes

• Fish Shelter: Crevices offer hiding places for fish, shrimp, and fry

• Biological Filtration: Porous surface supports microbial colonies

• Themed Designs: Excellent for nature-inspired, dragon stone, or mountain-style layouts

Usage Tips:

• Rinse thoroughly to remove any dust or loose debris before placing in the tank

• Soak beforehand to help the rock settle and reduce initial cloudiness

• Stack securely or use aquarium-safe adhesive for vertical arrangements

• Combine with plants and substrate for a balanced, natural look

Note:

• Slightly alters water hardness in some cases—monitor parameters in sensitive setups

• Handle carefully; edges can be sharp in some spots

• Not ideal for marine aquariums due to potential leaching