Aquaroche Ceramic Rocks

[whq]

Hi can i check how much for the 2 structure above? I am looking for 4ft x 1.5ft x 1 5ft

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Hello,These 2 are too tall for your 1.5ft height.We will scape according to your tank dimension and post the picture here for you.Cheers,Aquarium Iwarna

Thanks and look forward to your recommendation. I am looking at structure that is less cluttered and cleaner look with sufficient swimming place. Mainly stocking sps with some lps. Thanks again

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[Iwarna]

Thanks and look forward to your recommendation. I am looking at structure that is less cluttered and cleaner look with sufficient swimming place. Mainly stocking sps with some lps. Thanks again

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Hi,

Some pics for your consideration.

[Mokyc]

I m also interested. Tank size is 4.5x2x1.5ft high. Can let me know the cost for this scape. Thanks.

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[whq]

Hi,

Some pics for your consideration.

Nice scaping, can you please pm me the price?

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[Iwarna]

Nice scaping, can you please pm me the price? Sent from my 2013023 using Tapatalk

Hi, Estimated price for the whole rockscape is about $500/-. Cheers, Aquarium Iwarna

[whq]

Ok thanks, will drop by your place when my tank is in. One thing to check, is the rock design as single piece or that can be mixed and matched? Also if i were to mix life rock and the ceramic rock can it blend in nicely? Many thanks

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[Iwarna]

Ok thanks, will drop by your place when my tank is in. One thing to check, is the rock design as single piece or that can be mixed and matched? Also if i were to mix life rock and the ceramic rock can it blend in nicely? Many thanks

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Hi,

Yes, you can mix and match almost like Lego.

Feel free to drop by Iwarna and scape something for yourself.

You can mix them with liverocks too,

Cheers,

Aquarium Iwarna

[Mokyc]

I understand need not cure the ceramic rocks but need to seed them. Can I replace the existing live rocks with these ceramic rocks at one go i.e one out and one in ?Then put back the corals. Whole operation in one day. Tx for advise.

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[Iwarna]

Some pictures of the Aquaroche creamic rocks with corals.

[Iwarna]

I understand need not cure the ceramic rocks but need to seed them. Can I replace the existing live rocks with these ceramic rocks at one go i.e one out and one in ?Then put back the corals. Whole operation in one day. Tx for advise.Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Hi, Its not advisable to replace the liverocks completely with ceramic rocks all at once if you already have a running system. You still need the bacteria in your liverocks to maintain your system. What you can do is to have some liverocks together with the ceramic rocks to hasten the seeding process. The rest of the liverocks you can leave them in the sump tank until the ceramic rocks have turned into liverocks. Cheers, Aquarium Iwarna

[Mokyc]

Thanks. One more question. How long must wait or how I know the ceramic rocks turn into live rocks.

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[Iwarna]

Thanks. One more question. How long must wait or how I know the ceramic rocks turn into live rocks.Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Hi, Should be a minimum of 2 months depending on tanks and your bacteria dosing regime. More information can be found in the thread below: http://aquaroche.fr/en/live-rocks/live-rock-function/ Cheers, Aquarium Iwarna

[Copperband]

Perfect for tabling sps >.<

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[Iwarna]

Thanks. One more question. How long must wait or how I know the ceramic rocks turn into live rocks.

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Hi,

Another way of cultivating ceramic rocks (from Aquaroche):

Put the rocks in big buckets full of salted water (from water changes of the aquarium) + skimmer juice + bacteria.

Leave the rocks for 3 weeks in these buckets, without light, with pump. (time for a biofilm to cover the rocks, which allows good algae to settle.

Then put in the aquarium, and keep some live rocks at least for a few months. (or keep some in a connected sump)

If the sand is durty, you should take it out.

Change is possible in one day for corals, but for fish it's safer to put them in another aquarium.

http://aquaroche.fr/en/live-rocks/cycling-aquaroche-decors/

It takes 4 to 6 months for the rocks to be efficient for reduction of NO3.

Cheers,

Aquarium Iwarna

[Mokyc]

Thanks. Will really have to think thru and make necessary arrangement before making the move.

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[illumnae]

For a 4x2x2 tank. To be delivered this Friday.

Amazing scaping and setup done by Iwarna! This set is now sitting in my living room cycling. Well done Iwarna!

[Iwarna]

Hi,

A more elaborate rockscape for a 5x2.5x2.5ft tank.

[Iwarna]

Hi,

For those who are interested to have more information on Aquaroche ceramic rocks.

Comparison live rocks and Aquaroche ceramic rocks (porosity - volume - weight)

http://aquaroche.fr/en/live-rocks/comparison-of-porosity-of-live-rocks/

Cheers,

Aquarium Iwarna

[skyrye7]

Thanks Philip!

Finally setup the Aquaroche rocks and it looks amazing. Picture really cannot do justice to the beauty

[Iwarna]

Thanks Philip! Finally setup the Aquaroche rocks and it looks amazing. Picture really cannot do justice to the beauty

Nice nice!!! When are the corals going in? Do let me know if you are looking for anything special. Cheers, Aquarium Iwarna

[Patrick]

They are in iwarna pasir ris farmway?

[Iwarna]

They are in iwarna pasir ris farmway?

Yes, Patrick, the ceramic rocks are at Pasir Ris.

You didn't notice them?

Do drop by and I will go thru with you.

Cheers,

Aquarium Iwarna

[Patrick]

Thanks Philip I will be there tml. Looking for a nice piece for 31cm x 31cm x 36 cm(h) Oceanfree 34L tank.

[Iwarna]

Thanks Philip I will be there tml. Looking for a nice piece for 31cm x 31cm x 36 cm(h) Oceanfree 34L tank.

See you tomorrow, Patrick. You won't be disappointed. Thanks.

[Patrick]

Woah super fast response! See u tml Philip...