Tsingy Rock is known for its extraordinary, bizarre, and highly sculptural formations, closely resembling the natural limestone spires of the Tsingy Mountains in Madagascar. Unlike many conventional aquascaping stones, Tsingy offers a dramatic architectural presence—even one or two stones can create an impressive layout full of depth and character.

Key Features

• Unmatched Aesthetic: Sharp edges and natural superstructures resemble miniature mountain ranges.

• Unique Per Piece: No two stones look alike, making every hardscape exclusive.

• Beginner-Friendly: Easy to use as a centerpiece; minimal pieces required for high visual impact.

• Durable & Long-Lasting: Maintains shape and color underwater.

• Versatile: Suitable for freshwater aquariums, terrariums, and artistic display setups.

Benefits for Beginner Aquarists

• Easy Layout Creation: Complex-looking scapes can be achieved quickly using only a few stones.

• Stable Structure: Angular edges allow secure stacking when properly supported.

• Enhances Fish Behavior: Creates natural hiding spots and visual boundaries.

• Educational & Creative: Ideal for learning aquascaping composition (rule of thirds, negative space, & focal points).

Water Chemistry

Tsingy Rock, like many limestone-based stones:

• May slightly increase KH/GH

• May raise pH gradually

This is typically safe for:

• African cichlids

• Livebearers

• Hard-water species

For softer-water fish, simple pH monitoring is recommended.

How to Prepare & Use

1. Rinse thoroughly under tap water.

2. Use a brush to highlight natural grooves.

3. Position as a main stone or structural element in the scape.

4. Combine with fine substrates or moss for enhanced depth.

Recommended Aquascaping Styles

• Iwagumi

• Mountain-style layouts

• Minimalist artistic displays

• Diorama-style hardscapes

Sold By

• Weight (per kg)

• Individual selection (depending on availability)

Each stone is hand-selected to ensure premium quality and aesthetic value.