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Been wanting to say this, but never got the memory
Instead of buying another rock, a good alternative is to further push down the one that you want to be the smaller rock. You said you have 3 total, right? And moderators were saying the 2nd rock should be 50% the size of the largest one, right? So why not see if you could push the 2nd one deeper into the substrate? That way, you don't have to risk messing up the your aquascape and also can save you some buck and time. If your substrate is deep enough then there shouldn't be any problem in doing this. I thought of this when I was doing my own maintenance and wanted to tell you ever since this past weekend but forgot. Hope it wasn't too late
Paul
Instead of buying another rock, a good alternative is to further push down the one that you want to be the smaller rock. You said you have 3 total, right? And moderators were saying the 2nd rock should be 50% the size of the largest one, right? So why not see if you could push the 2nd one deeper into the substrate? That way, you don't have to risk messing up the your aquascape and also can save you some buck and time. If your substrate is deep enough then there shouldn't be any problem in doing this. I thought of this when I was doing my own maintenance and wanted to tell you ever since this past weekend but forgot. Hope it wasn't too latePaul
