Nick, try some stoneyards around the town. Most of the stones found around Houston are calcareous. But you could ask them for Texas fossil rock. There are a few others which are also good.
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Bhushan
Nick, try some stoneyards around the town. Most of the stones found around Houston are calcareous. But you could ask them for Texas fossil rock. There are a few others which are also good.Hi all! Can anyone suggest a good place in town for rocks/stones for a small (10 gallon) layout? I've been to the fish gallery and they have some ok stuff, but I was really wondering if anyone could recommend a shop that specializes in rocks and would have a wider selection... and maybe wouldn't mind if I put muriatic acid on their stuff :wink: haha
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Nick
Your'e giving away all our secret! :spy: Yes, I second this place. This is where most of us on the SW side of town go and ADG go there as well.There is a place called Natural Earth Products Company (NEPCO) on Stancliff off 59 South. It is open until 12 noon on Saturdays. Its a lot cheaper than FG, plus you can get extra for your garden!
:shock: [smilie=e: :axe:There is a place called Natural Earth Products Company (NEPCO) on Stancliff off 59 South. It is open until 12 noon on Saturdays. Its a lot cheaper than FG, plus you can get extra for your garden!
Now if y'all only had one tank then you wouldn't need all that hardscape material!:eyebrows:Your'e giving away all our secret! :spy: Yes, I second this place. This is where most of us on the SW side of town go and ADG go there as well.