Bioscape Marbled Rock 20kg Box
Pack size
20 kg
Part no.
VINE16
Delivery
Heavy
Bioscape Marbled Rock 20kg Box
Natural stone with swirled, marbled veining. Bioscape Marbled Rock is a 20 kg box of natural aquascaping stone with distinctive swirled, veined colouring, sold by the box for building hardscape in aquariums and terrariums. As a natural material, no two pieces are identical – colour, shape and vein pattern vary within the box.
Key features
- Marbled, veined colouring – swirled natural patterning that stands apart from plain grey aquascaping stone.
- Sold by the 20 kg box – enough stone for a full hardscape layout in one order.
- Aquarium and terrarium use – suited to both, per Bioscape's own product listing.
- Every piece unique – natural stone varies in shape, size and vein pattern; the box you receive won't exactly match a photo.
Specifications
| Pack size | Material | Use |
|---|---|---|
| 20 kg box | Natural marbled stone | Aquariums and terrariums |
Suitable for, and not suitable for
Suitable for freshwater and marine hardscape builds, and terrarium hardscape, where a natural veined stone look is wanted. Not suitable where you need a guaranteed-inert or guaranteed pH-neutral rock – Bioscape hasn't published a hardness or reactivity reading for this stone.
Care and maintenance
Rinse pieces before use to clear stone dust and loose grit. If you're running a soft-water, blackwater or shrimp setup where a small shift in hardness matters, test a piece in a bucket of tank water for a week or two before adding it to the display, since no KH or pH figure is published for this stone.
Warranty and delivery
As a natural material, variation in shape, size and colour between pieces is expected and is not a fault. Freight is calculated on the 20 kg box weight at checkout. Covered under your rights under Australian Consumer Law.
Common questions
Will this rock raise my tank's pH or hardness?
Bioscape hasn't published a figure for Marbled Rock either way. Test a piece in a bucket of tank water first if you're running a soft-water or blackwater setup where a shift would matter.
Is it safe for shrimp?
There's no published reactivity data for this stone, so if you're keeping hardness-sensitive shrimp in soft water, test a piece separately before adding it to the tank.
Will every box look the same?
No – this is natural stone, and colour, shape and veining vary piece to piece and box to box.
Can I use it in a terrarium as well as an aquarium?
Yes, Bioscape lists this stone for both aquarium and terrarium use.
