Aquarium rock

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I just saw it as a cool idea to have a little cave for a possible goby to live it in or anything idc.
Just got the rock in, again it would be cool for the goby to house it and DONT WORRY THIS IS ONE OF MANY ROCKS I WILL BE PUTTING IN
 

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Just got the rock in, again it would be cool for the goby to house it and DONT WORRY THIS IS ONE OF MANY ROCKS I WILL BE PUTTING IN
Is it sitting on the sand or the glass? I would put it on the glass so that diggers won't dig under it and come down on the glass.
 
I just soaked this rock in vinegar for 2 days to get some algae stains off. I had this rock in a freshwater tank and the tank got flooded with algae and the rock was dtained
Best would be bleach and water in lieu of acidic vinegar
 

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  • Quite a bit, but an automatic feeder can change my answer

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    Votes: 9 21.4%
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