Huge Restock On Aquascaping Stones!

This is one premium dark bluish-green river stone that has a smooth surface and irregular holes that look like it's been "bug-eaten," hence the name Mushi Gui, as they call it the "bug eaten stone". The unique "bug-eaten" holes are caused by the force of nature as strong water currents hit the stone consistently over an extended period of time. This Hakkai Stone comes in a variety of sizes ranging from about 3" to about 12". An inert stone that will not affect your tank' parameters.

El Jefe Stone is a BRAND NEW aquascaping stone collected by aquascape legend Thomas Barr! This is one beautiful rock that'll take your planted tank to the next level, as expected from anything Tom Barr introduces to the aquascaping planted aquarium hobby!

Not only does El Jefe Stone look ridiculously gorgeous with its crevices and textures but it stands out in a planted tank and will make you the envy within your scaper crew.

This is one of the more recent arrival rocks for aquascaping. These hardscape rocks are similar and almost look mixed between elephant skin and seiryu but has a lot more ridges and texture of its own

This is one of the most RARE rocks for aquascaping. Ancient Pagoda Stone is difficult to mine and source, making it a hard to find hardscape in the aquascaping hobby.

It has an abundance of crevices and the texture and rugged shape makes it an ideal stone to create an ancient natural look with your aquascaping projects. There are plenty of crevices and the details and texture makes it ideal for many aquascapers!

The Ancient Pagoda Stone has went through thousands and thousands of years of weathering, giving it the awesome look any aquascaper will love!

This is one of the most popular rocks for aquascaping. These hardscape rocks were introduced by Takashi Amano when he brought the Iwagumi style of aquascape into the hobby.

Also known as Minilandschaft or Ryuoh Stone.