Caribsea South Seas Base Rock 18.1kg
Caribsea South Seas Base Rock 18.1kg is pre-ordered, confirm stock before ordering!
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Description
Description
Caribsea South Seas Base Rock 18.1kg
Caribsea South Seas Base Rock is a porous limestone base rock for building the foundation of marine, reef and hard water freshwater aquascapes. It also works as a natural-looking feature in desert reptile biomes, and this pack comes as a single 18.1 kg (39.9 lb) quantity.
Key Benefits
- Super porous structure, with the pitted, irregular shapes that make a base rock useful for aquascaping
- Formed naturally through the erosion and pitting of limestone over the course of eons, so every piece has its own character
- Clean and safe for marine, reef and hard water freshwater aquariums
- Well suited to saltwater aquaria as a base rock
- Adds a realistic, interesting look to a desert reptile biome
Suitable For
- Marine aquariums
- Reef aquariums
- Hard water freshwater aquariums, such as those housing African cichlids
- Desert reptile biomes
Compatibility
Because it is a limestone rock, South Seas Base Rock suits hard water setups such as African cichlid tanks and saltwater systems. The source describes it as clean and safe for marine, reef and hard water freshwater aquariums.
Specifications
- Material: natural weathered limestone
- Weight: 18.1 kg (39.9 lb)
What's Included
- 18.1 kg (39.9 lb) of South Seas Base Rock
Frequently Asked Questions
What is South Seas Base Rock used for?
It is used as a base rock in marine, reef and hard water freshwater aquariums, and as a decorative element in desert reptile biomes.
Can I use it in an African cichlid tank?
Yes. It is described as clean and safe for hard water freshwater aquariums such as African cichlid setups.
Is it suitable for a reef or saltwater aquarium?
Yes. It is described as clean and safe for marine and reef aquariums, and it is a great base rock for saltwater aquaria.
Why is the rock so porous and irregular?
Its shapes come from natural weathering, where limestone is eroded and pitted over the course of eons. This gives each piece its own look.
Can it go in a reptile enclosure?
Yes. It can be an interesting and realistic addition to a desert reptile biome.
How much rock is in the pack?
The pack contains 18.1 kg (39.9 lb) of South Seas Base Rock.




