Gui Ying Stone Aquarium Hardscape

Gui Ying Stone is a light grey, softly textured aquascaping rock known for its smooth lines and gentle marbling. Its understated appearance makes it perfect for serene, minimalist layouts or as a contrast against lush green plants.

The stone is simple to incorporate into any aquarium, and blends especially well into both nature-style and Iwagumi compositions.

1. Rinse Thoroughly

Before placing rock in your tank, rinse each piece under running water.

• Scrub gently with a brush to remove dust and loose particles.
• Avoid using soap or chemicals.

2. Arrange Your Hardscape

Place rock in direction position within tank securely.

• This ensures rocks do not shift or collapse as plants and livestock move around.
• Ideal for building stable slopes, cliffs, or cave structures.
• Use several medium pieces instead of one huge rock for more natural composition and easier stability.

3. Secure Pieces if Stacking

If building height or caves:

• Use aquarium-safe super glue gel.
• Add small stabilising stones underneath for support.
• Fill gaps with smaller rubble for a natural look.