Making Rocks and Driftwood Aquarium Safe

This is the most safe technique for making rocks you find in the wild aquarium safe. Utilizing pieces you discover in your environment can allow you to entirely customize your piece of nature.

It’s a good practice to sanitize anything that might be added to your fish tank to avoid contamination.

Be careful adding materials from the outside. Some rocks (limestone, Texas holey rock just to name 2) change pH of the water. Depending upon exactly what you are keeping this could be a preferable (or unfavorable) impact.

Immersing rocks in boiling water threatens since water caught within the rock might vaporize. This could trigger the rock to explosively burst.

Pouring boiling water on rocks or driftwood is a more secure method to decontaminate the exterior of the item.

This video supplies suggestions and ideas on how to sanitize rocks without the usage of chemicals (besides dihydrogen monoxide).

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