Dragon Stone Rock - per kg

Current Reviews: 75 | Add Your Review

Stock: 59 units in stock
Model: 1350110

Price:

£4.50

Qty :

Qty Discounts Off Price

1-9
£4.50

10+
£4.05

Description

Dragon Stone is a desirable aquarium rock most often used in aquascaping planted aquariums.

A soft rock with incredible grooves and crevases created by mother nature. Often longer than they are wide they can be placed easily within a substrate.

Colours vary with shades of brown
Minimal effect on pH
Easy to place
Gives immediate impact to any aquarium

Dragon Stone has become very popular with iwagumi aquariums where the main focus is on the rocks and the plants complement the over all set up. World famous Aquascaper Oliver Knott uses these rocks with great effect in many of his set ups.

Hobbyists are often amazed at these aquarium rocks as their texture is unlike any other rock on the market making them very special. When placed in groups they have maximum effect and plants really complement them.

If you have a particular size, shape or style in mind, feel free to leave notes in the comments section when checking out and the picking team will try to match it as closely as possible. However please note a typical piece of Dragon Stone weighs approximately 2kgs.

Recommended Size Guide:

50L - 10kgs
100L - 20kgs

So if you're thinking 'Maybe I should' please do! You simply can't lose with these rocks.

by Chris R. on 18/3/2019

Really attractive rock; picked according to my request for shape and size - excellent service and product, as usual

by Doug F. on 24/1/2019

Sent all different sizes and shapes which is what I wanted,really nice textured rock which looks really good with plants tied onto them.Pleased with purchase.

by Will D. on 12/8/2018

The stone was the perfect size for my aquascape and relay added to the overall feel of the tank for a very good price.

by philip k. on 11/1/2018

ordered 6kg, 1 large 2 medium and small bits arrived, nice colours. needed a good clean though as full of hardened soil.

by Davide C. on 3/12/2017

My aquarium is looking great with this Dragon Stone Rock.

by Mike G. on 30/9/2017

Once rinsed thoroughly, looks great in the tank, great colours.

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Guest

02/15/2012 19:39:02

i have a tank witch is 5ft long and 3ft high i would like 2 create a back wall with dragon stone rock could u tell me how many kg of the dragon rock i will need and is it ideal for tropical fish. can u reply to me at sam_leacy@hotmail.com

Staff

02/15/2012 22:12:38

You would need 50kgs minimum for your sized tank

Guest

08/07/2012 18:56:22

hi, i will need rocks for Malawi aquarium, can i use them???

Staff

08/07/2012 19:16:46

Yes no problem

Guest

09/20/2012 04:55:22

hi, i have a 60l aquarium, 60cm x 30cm, how many would you recommend I order?

Staff

09/20/2012 06:37:12

I recommend 8-10kgs as this will give you something to play with and see what looks best in your tank.

Guest

10/16/2012 06:28:00

Hi i have a juwel rio 300, and im wondering how much i will need to order to have a few large pieces aswell as some medium and small?

Staff

10/16/2012 06:44:26

30kgs for a tank of your size. In that you would receive a fantastic mix of small, medium and large pieces :)

Guest

10/23/2012 20:38:27

Hi guys, I'm looking for pieces pretty much like under this link https://www.aquascapingworld.com/threads/my-first-iwagumi-juwel-rio-125.4441/ Is there any way I could select or see the pieces first?

Guest

10/23/2012 22:31:47

I want to create a Iwagumi scape for a 30 litre cube. How many will I need to order?

Staff

10/24/2012 11:48:42

We can probably arrange something like that for you - add 15kgs to your basket and leave a comment when chcecking out that you're after pieces similar to the link.

We cannot send pictures of what we pick for customers though - sorry

Staff

10/24/2012 11:49:24

For a 30L cube you would need 6kgs (approx)

Guest

12/20/2012 00:17:45

I am interested in purchasing some of this rock and was wondering if you have any idea when this will be back in stock? Thanks

Staff

12/20/2012 06:33:53

Not til January now

Guest

02/13/2013 13:03:10

hi im wondering is the stones change the hardness of water?

Staff

02/13/2013 16:02:46

like most rocks, they increase the pH by adding minerals to the water - some more than others. But certainly not something that causes concern.

Guest

06/27/2013 03:59:54

My water is already between pH 7.8 and 8.0 which is already a little high. Will adding several pieces of this rock increase it further?

Staff

06/27/2013 06:46:03

A little but not much - why not use Superfish Peat Plus to reduce pH https://www.aquaessentials.co.uk/superfish-peat-plus-800ml-p-5318.html

Guest

10/08/2013 21:58:13

I have a 45 gallon tank and would like to know witch i would need. Thanks

Staff

10/09/2013 08:18:47

depends what you are trying to achieve. Try 20kgs.

Guest

12/04/2013 13:52:27

hi I was just wondering the size(dimensions/diameter) of a 1kg piece of dragonstone as im trying to work out how much ill need, for what I want to create. thanks

Staff

12/04/2013 16:02:34

Hard to tell as you could have a fat rock which is 20x20cm or a long piece that is 30x5cm - both might weigh the same...

Guest

06/17/2014 16:07:51

When are you getting more of this in stock?I want to get 12kg of rock but I can't because there isn't enough in stock.

Staff

06/17/2014 16:53:32

Tomorrow :-)

Guest

07/08/2014 16:09:35

Hi. How much would 3 pieces weight to do iwagumi in my rio 125? Thanks

Staff

07/08/2014 16:43:48

You would need a lot more than 3 pieces as the rock isn't that big. Try 20kgs which would give you something to work with. Then simply stack up the pieces you like to create a traditional iwagumi layout.

Guest

07/08/2014 17:57:53

Thanks for quick reply. Do you have any rock that 3 pieces would make it? Mike

Staff

07/08/2014 19:02:36

Maybe the giant lava rock but nothing else. Most people just stack the rock and it looks fine

Guest

07/18/2014 19:38:09

Hi, I want to keep malawi cichlids and want to create the ideal aquascape, I have a juwel Vision 260. I would like some really large pieces. What's the largest sizes you do? How much rock is need to give a good look? Thanks Andy

Staff

07/18/2014 21:15:49

In a 260 you would need about 40kgs to create a decent scape for cichlids. Largest is about 30cm on average. Rocks stack well but you can use putty (also sold on the site) to make sure they don't topple over.

Guest

07/28/2014 18:50:25

hi, how many kg of rock would i need for the fluvial spec 19l aquarium to create an iwagumi aquascape

Staff

07/28/2014 20:28:36

Try 5kgs

Guest

08/04/2014 08:45:30

Do you deliver to shetland isles for around 10-15 kg dragon stone

Staff

08/04/2014 08:48:03

We ship worldwide. Delivery price will show at checkout.

Guest

09/19/2014 09:01:44

Hello, how many pieces/kg of rock would I need to create an iwagumi aquascape in a FLUVAL EDGE 46LTR TANK, bearing in mind the cube shape nature of the tank and its limited top opening?

Staff

09/19/2014 09:15:53

Try 7kgs - this should give you enough to work with. But the more rock you have, the happier you will be with the results.

Guest

06/10/2015 21:28:18

Is this rock porous or will it be fine for my hosptial tank?

Staff

06/10/2015 21:38:12

Possibly. Use mini landscape rock instead

Guest

06/21/2015 18:09:40

I bought some of this rock a week or so ago. There was glue which was tough to get off on the back. Is this a problem?

Staff

06/21/2015 22:48:00

No it's not a problem

Guest

07/24/2015 15:30:20

hi,is this rock safe for pleco,s..i have a L134

Staff

07/24/2015 17:00:47

Yes it's fine for any fish

Guest

12/21/2017 15:24:52

Just bought 3kg of this rock, fantastic, 2 large rocks and one small, perfect, thanks.

Guest

09/08/2018 21:55:50

Hi! I’m looking for some pieces for a 5ft x 2 x 2 tank, as large as possible. Do you have any large pieces in stock? Rough dimensions? If so...how should I go about ordering them, price, unit, quantity etc? Thanks in advance for your time and help! - craigthomson19781@hotmail.co.uk

Staff

09/09/2018 08:46:56

I would advise to call office and ask Andy to weigh all of our biggest pieces. Then you’ll know how much weight to order.

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Guest

09/09/2018 19:40:37

Staff

09/10/2018 14:46:26

Pls see my above answer

Guest

11/26/2018 19:25:16

Hi, I was just wondering if this would be safe to put in a shrimp tank as I was planning to keep some crystal reds which need low pH and wondered if this would affect the water hardness too much, if so should I stick to lava rock or another inert rock instead? Thank you for your time.

Staff

11/27/2018 07:25:12

It depends really. Some people don’t have any ph tissues with this rock and others might see some pH increases. It also depends if you are using a complete substrate like the tropica soil which decreases pH and as a result using nearly any rock is not a concern.

Guest

11/27/2018 18:01:16

Thank you for your advice, I will be using a buffering substrate (dennerle shrimp king active soil), which lowers the ph to 6 - 6.5. Just to check, would 6KG be enough for a 30L cube? Thanks again :).

Staff

11/28/2018 12:25:52

6kgs might be enough - depends on what you're creating. Better to buy more then you have a choice and aren't frustrated by not having quite enough choice. You can always return what you don't use.

Guest

01/24/2019 17:27:32

Hi I have a 470 litre tank approx 5 foot long and 2foot high how much dragon rocks would you advise for a reasonably big rock feature in centre of tank like a mountain?

Staff

01/24/2019 18:10:02

about 50-60kgs

Guest

01/29/2019 10:37:56

I need 4 thin but long rocks for plants what how many kg would I need

Staff

01/29/2019 11:03:23

How long would you like?