Titan Nano Rock

Discover the wonder of Titan Nano Rock, a miniature yet incredibly unique metamorphic stone. Its distinctive bluish-green-gray hues with white layers and small size make it a perfect choice for intricate small-scale and Iwagumi-style aquascapes.

Description
Drawing inspiration from the Titans of Greek mythology and Saturn's moon, Titan Nano Rock is a delightfully small yet immensely eye-catching version of the larger Titan Stone. This metamorphic stone, with its distinctive bluish-green gray hues and white layers, has been miniaturized to fit perfectly in smaller aquariums and terrariums without compromising its visual appeal.

Formed under the most intense pressures and temperatures, each Titan Nano Rock is a testament to nature's sculptural mastery. Despite their small size, these stones can make a substantial aesthetic impact, especially in Iwagumi-style aquascapes. Their small size and unique coloration in different lighting conditions add an element of depth and mysticism to any arrangement.

Like its larger counterparts, Titan Nano Rock is an inert stone, meaning it won't affect water parameters, ensuring a safe environment for sensitive aquatic plants and animals. Despite their small size, these stones are a rare and valuable find in the world of aquascaping.

Key points
-Unique stone of gray-bluish-green color with white layers in small dimensions
-Ideal for small and Iwagumi-style aquascapes
-Reflects light in a unique way to display different colors
-Very sought after and rare stone
-Inert, does not affect water parameters
-Safe for sensitive aquatic plants and animals

Characteristics
-Type: Metamorphic stone
-Color: Gray-Bluish-Green with white layers
-Texture: Unique texture with bands of square crystals
-Stone Size: Available in small sizes from 3 to 10 cm
-Water parameters: Inert stone, does not affect water chemistry
-Packaging: Available in 2kg bags in mixed sizes
-Supply: Limited due to high demand

Usage
It can be used in both aquatic environments and terrariums.
Rinse rocks and stones with water before use. Use a brush to clean them before adding them to the aquarium.
Avoid placing rocks directly on the glass, as they can be very heavy and sharp. Instead, place the substrate or our LandForms before placing the hardscape to help secure the exact position of the rocks with greater freedom.
Always secure rocks, especially when stacking rocks—you can do this with our ScapeBound—as the top rock may move or fall during regular maintenance, harming your inhabitants or even breaking your aquarium.
Place stones a few centimeters/inches away from the aquarium glass walls for ease of maintenance.
Safe for fish, shrimp and other aquatic animals.