Olibetta Seiryu Rocks

Here we have Ryoh Rocks, also called Seiryu Rocks. These rugged, awe-inspiring stones come in different light grey hues, with beautiful white veins running through them - Seiryu Rock looks especially natural when used in a mountain-themed aquascape or in an Iwagumi layout, for example.

Seiryu is a relatively heavy stone, therefore you should pay great attention to positioning them well when setting up the hardscape layout so they remain firmly in place. Ryoh rocks contain a little lime and may harden the water. Thanks to their rugged surface, epiphytes find it especially easy to take root on them. You can bring more than just a splash of green to your Seiryu hardscape easily and effortlessly!

These spectacularly structured natural stones are perfect for freshwater aquariums and terrariums, and they can be planted with epiphytes and mosses in addition. These stones contain a little lime and therefore may increase the water hardness slightly.

Our expert Oliver Knott says:
Seiryu or Ryoh Rock - a spectacular stone for your aquarium!