Herne Guangzhou stream fish tank landscape (which kind of stone landscape is 60 stream tank suitable for)

• 1 、What kind of stone landscape is suitable for the 60 stream tank?
• 2 、Where can I get the landscaping stones in the stream tank?
• 3 、Will the big stone in the fish tank crush the tank?

1 、What kind of stone landscape is suitable for the 60 stream tank?

The suggestion is to use bluestone.

Herne Bluestone is the most widely distributed yellow or gray-white sedimentary rock (accounting for about 15% of the lithosphere) that generates gas in the sea-lake basin, and is the most important constituent rock of carbonate rocks. Density 3.73.8, water absorption ≤ 0.75%, bending strength ≥ 10.0MPa, glossiness about 60, density 280040 kg / m3. Bluestones belong to the limestone order.

2 、Where can I get the landscaping stones in the stream tank?

Go to the quarry. For most of the landscaping stones in fish tanks, it is recommended to choose native and natural rocks. Even if it is embellishment, if there is no main background, mountains and rocks have always been a popular element in the landscape industry.

At present, the relatively good and popular landscape boxes are based on mountains and rocks as the background, and the scenery boxes with mountains and rocks as the background are highly malleable, and there are no fixed specifications for the shape and size of rocks, and there is a strong choice of types, so I am afraid there will be very little room for further play. If the rhetoric of mountain and stone sentences are properly matched, it will have an unexpected effect on the whole underwater world.

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3 、Will the big stone in the fish tank crush the tank?

A good position at the bottom of the fish tank should not crush it. If there is a small stone in the fish tank, if the bottom of the fish tank is flat, there is no downward and no protruding force point, the fish tank will not be crushed. If the bottom of the fish tank is uneven, or if the position is off the ground, it can be replaced to a stable place in time to avoid crushing the bottom of the tank.

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