Thundereggs In The Aquarium??

[Lockness' Oscar]

Can I keep Thundereggs in an aquarium?? Will it affect it in any way??

 

[musichead707]

What is a thunderegg?

 

[bshockstubb]

"A thunderegg is a type of rock similar to a geode but formed in a rhyolitic lava flow and found only in areas of volcanic activity. Thundereggs are rough spheres, most about a big as a baseball. They look uninteresting on the outside, but slicing them in half may reveal highly attractive patterns and colors valuable in jewelry."

Um.
not sure on thundereggs but I know Geodes are NOT recommended because Geodes primarily consist of limestone, however many are quartz based. Sometimes minerals contained within the hollow are harmful & even those that are safe? are often razor sharp and can be lethal to fish.

 

[Lockness' Oscar]

It isn't sharp at all.

 

[lil_blue]

thats a way cool idea, for one of those cave fish setups

or have them covering the floor in an arowana tank, with a moolight setup

 

[ewurm]

"A thunderegg is a type of rock similar to a geode but formed in a rhyolitic lava flow and found only in areas of volcanic activity. Thundereggs are rough spheres, most about a big as a baseball. They look uninteresting on the outside, but slicing them in half may reveal highly attractive patterns and colors valuable in jewelry."

Um.
not sure on thundereggs but I know Geodes are NOT recommended because Geodes primarily consist of limestone, however many are quartz based. Sometimes minerals contained within the hollow are harmful & even those that are safe? are often razor sharp and can be lethal to fish.

I thought thundereggs were what I lay when I have too much meat and not enough grains.

 

[lil_blue]

lots of hotsauce too

 

[davo]

I thought thundereggs were what I lay when I have too much meat and not enough grains.

long time no here

 

[bshockstubb]

haha.
yeah those should be fine