Aquarium Rocks Guide: 7 Stunning Rock Types Their Effects on Water Chemistry | DALUA Fresh Rock Range

Aquarium Rocks Guide: 7 Stunning Rock Types & Their Effects on Water Chemistry | DALUA Fresh Rock Range

Huge Variety of Aquarium Rocks + Effects on Water Chemistry
In this aquascaping deep dive, we explore the complete DALUA Fresh Rock Range – a curated selection of 7 premium rock styles made for freshwater aquariums and planted tanks.

From bold textures to subtle natural tones, each rock in this range offers unique aesthetic appeal and distinct chemical properties that can impact your aquarium's water parameters. Whether you're planning an Iwagumi-style scape or a lush jungle layout, this guide will help you pick the right rock for the job.

🔍 What You'll Learn in This Video:

✅ The look, feel, and composition of each rock
✅ How different rock types affect pH, hardness, and water chemistry
✅ Best use cases for each rock in aquascaping
✅ Compatibility with plants, fish, and invertebrates
✅ Pro tips on layout, placement, and tank balance

🪨 DALUA Fresh Rock Range:

1. Lava Rock – Porous and lightweight, perfect for biofiltration and moss attachment

2. Lizard Stone – Unique patterns and contrast for visual impact

3. Mordor Stone – Dark, dramatic, ideal for bold scapes

4. Jurassic Stone – Textured and aged look for a natural riverbed effect

5. Galaxy Stone – Speckled and stunning, adds visual depth

6. Holey Rock – Lightweight limestone, ideal for African cichlid tanks

7. Moon Rock – Soft and sculpted, perfect for minimalist scapes

💧 All rocks are aquarium-safe and tested to ensure they don’t leach harmful substances. Some rock types may alter water hardness or pH, making them better suited for specific fish species and tank setups.

🎬 Video Chapters:

00:10 – Lava Rock
00:32 – Lizard Stone
00:50 – Mordor Stone
01:07 – Jurassic Stone
01:20 – Galaxy Stone
01:44 – Holey Rock
02:03 – Moon Rock

🛒 Shop the Full Rock Range:

👉 Browse at www.dalua.com.au

💬 Tell Us Below:

Which rock are you planning to use in your next aquascape? Drop your favorite in the comments and tag us in your builds!