So You think You have Nice Rock Work!

[WolfFisho1]

i would like to use lace rock but it is very expensive!

 

[WolfFisho1]

gomezladdams can you post a couple more pics of the right rock pile where it looks like slate is used! and a some pics of the rock pile on the left! thanks!

 

[gomezladdams]

Sure WolfFisho1 My wife took a few shots last week for me.Most of the rocks come from my yard or nearby steams so the piles keep getting bigger.
About every 6 weeks I take out all the rocks to gravel vac under them and net out fry.First pic closeup show stacked rocks.I make a few caves between the staks and the fry can fit in the spaces between the rocks.The river rock pile actually has more caves for the bigger fish just the way the rock stacks.

 

[WolfFisho1]

thanks gomezladdams it looks nice! while not having to take a couple months to put together!

 

[kelwkatdady]

Here is my 125 that I set up 3 weeks ago.
Pix are from 2 weeks ago.
392 lbs of rock and 110 lbs of crushed coral.

 

[number17Fan]

Man I want a 125!!! That is a sweet setup.

Here is my rock setup. Just a bunch of Connecticut rocks stacked up. I've been collecting styrofoam all Winter and plan to make some home made rocks this summer.

 

[theanimalman]

Everybody has nice and unique rock aquascaping.
Here is my tank. The rock came from a stream in Seneca, S.C.

 

[Angler]

You can go with some large pieces for Lava Rock with sand as a substrate!

Here is a pic of my old 55 gallon Mbuna tank:

Oh yeah, the big rock in the middle left is a lace rock.

 

[fish head )'>]

Not natural rock to their lake. but it stacks well.