Nano Aquascape idea.

[Hemlawk]

Hi everyone!

I just got my dry rock from BRS. 10lbs of Pukani and 10lbs of reef saver (actually ordered fiji, no worries).
Question, can I use a hacksaw to flatten the bottom of the reef saver rock?
What do you think?

 

[spiraling]

I've tried taking a hacksaw to reef saver and it is really hard. I gave up quickly. The pukani cut pretty well though.
cool scape. If its stable youprobably don't need to cut it.

 

[Smo]

I used a ceramic tile hacksaw blade to flatten ends of my Pukani Rock. It cut pretty easily.

 

[OceanL0ver]

Hi everyone!

I just got my dry rock from BRS. 10lbs of Pukani and 10lbs of reef saver (actually ordered fiji, no worries).
Question, can I use a hacksaw to flatten the bottom of the reef saver rock?
What do you think?

Did you glue the rocks together?

 

[nautical_nathaniel]

I chiseled at mine to get the right shapes but I didn't want it totally flat on the bottom so my gobies and pistol shrimps could burrow under the rock easily.

 

[MamaLovesHerReefTank]

Hi everyone!

I just got my dry rock from BRS. 10lbs of Pukani and 10lbs of reef saver (actually ordered fiji, no worries).
Question, can I use a hacksaw to flatten the bottom of the reef saver rock?
What do you think?

I wouldn't cut it. Leave some space under the rock for water flow. If it's stable, I wouldn't change it.