Stones Elements in Aquascape

Hello Aquascapers,

We delve into a fundamental aspect of creating captivating aquascape – the art of stone selection. Within the world of Aquascape, stones play a pivotal role in achieving a natural and stunning aesthetic. We'll focus on three distinct stone types: Seiryu, Ryuoh, and Ohko.



Originating from the Japanese mountains, Seiryu stones exhibit a rugged texture and porous surface. Displaying a blend of bluish and gray tones, often accompanied by striking white and brown accents, Seiryu stones are a favored choice in iwagumi aquascapes. These scapes, adorned with carpet plants as their central feature, find Seiryu stones instrumental in imparting a harmonious and natural aura.





Hailing from the hills of Japan, Ryuoh stones flaunt a rough surface etched with captivating patterns, including crescent and star-like motifs. With a gray base accentuated by browns and whites, Ryuoh stones are a favorite choice for intricate hardscape aquascapes. Their presence adds a touch of drama and allure, elevating your aquascape's visual appeal.





Known as Dragon Stone, Ohko originates from Honshu island, Japan. Characterized by its coarse surface and pronounced pores, Ohko stones boast a rich brown hue adorned with striking white markings. These stones seamlessly blend into more naturally shaped hardscape aquascapes, imbuing a sense of equilibrium and authenticity.



Intrinsically, the three stone types boast unique appearances, offering diverse options to complement the desired theme and concept of your Aquascape. By thoughtfully choosing the right stones, you can effortlessly achieve a stunning and genuine aquascape.

As we bring this enlightening exploration to a close, we encourage you to engage in discussions or share your queries on the Aquascape Simulator features via discussion forum. Keep an eye out for more insightful devlogs in the future, and don't forget to include Aquascape Simulator in your wishlist to stay abreast of the latest news and updates.

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