D-D Marco Coralline Rock is a totally natural calcium carbonate rock that is now supplied in a coloured form, using a new proprietary paint-free process developed to simulate coralline covered live rock. The purple coralline colour allows your new reef structure to look natural and established immediately, whilst waiting for the surface to be colonised by real coralline algae.
The natural rock is sustainably harvested from the on-land remains of ancient coral reefs which millennia ago rose from the ocean to form part of the structure of Florida, the Keys, and the Caribbean. As the rock is not taken from a living marine environment, it has no negative impact on the worlds delicate reef or marine ecosystems, and being a completely natural reef rock, has the perfect porosity for colonisation of beneficial bacteria to provide a thriving ecosystem in your own aquarium.
Each rock is totally unique and ideal for creating beautifully realistic marine environments. In many rocks you can even see the distinct coral structures from the ancient animals that created it. As well as making this product environmentally friendly to living coral reefs, the added benefit of using a dry natural rock is that it is completely free from pests and hitchhikers, giving you peace of mind that un-wanted organisms are not introduced with your aquascape.
The calcium carbonate composition of the rock will provide natural buffering capacity in the aquarium without negative effects on the pH. No additional curing is needed.
By using either the Aquascape Mortar Bonding Kit or D-D Aquascape Construction Epoxy it is possible to build elaborate, permanent structures by bonding the rocks together.
This rock is a hybrid between the Premium Shelf and the ReefSaver.
It comes from specific localised areas of the ancient reef and forms some unusual natural shapes which also have a degree of plate formation.
It can be used by itself to form a more stratified reef or can be mixed along with the other rocks types.
The natural rock is sustainably harvested from the on-land remains of ancient coral reefs which millennia ago rose from the ocean to form part of the structure of Florida, the Keys, and the Caribbean. As the rock is not taken from a living marine environment, it has no negative impact on the worlds delicate reef or marine ecosystems, and being a completely natural reef rock, has the perfect porosity for colonisation of beneficial bacteria to provide a thriving ecosystem in your own aquarium.
Each rock is totally unique and ideal for creating beautifully realistic marine environments. In many rocks you can even see the distinct coral structures from the ancient animals that created it. As well as making this product environmentally friendly to living coral reefs, the added benefit of using a dry natural rock is that it is completely free from pests and hitchhikers, giving you peace of mind that un-wanted organisms are not introduced with your aquascape.
The calcium carbonate composition of the rock will provide natural buffering capacity in the aquarium without negative effects on the pH. No additional curing is needed.
By using either the Aquascape Mortar Bonding Kit or D-D Aquascape Construction Epoxy it is possible to build elaborate, permanent structures by bonding the rocks together.
Features
- Ancient reef rock, formed by nature.
- Totally natural, not man-made from sand and mortar in regular shapes.
- Paint-Free coralline algae colour, blends immediately into your tank.
- Calcium carbonate - buffers your aquarium water.
- Perfect porous structure for colonisation of beneficial bacteria.
- Ecologically sustainable and free from pests and hitchhikers.
- Each rock is unique in shape and size.
- Can be bonded together to form complex reef shapes and overhangs.
This rock is a hybrid between the Premium Shelf and the ReefSaver.
It comes from specific localised areas of the ancient reef and forms some unusual natural shapes which also have a degree of plate formation.
It can be used by itself to form a more stratified reef or can be mixed along with the other rocks types.
