You are Going to SAVE HUGE MONEY on Aquarium Rocks!! Little Known Secret Revealed!

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A viewer sent us this money saving tip and we really loved - should save you a lot of money!

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If you want to learn how to save more money on aquarium stuff check out these videos:


For the latest in the fish room check us out on Instagram primetime_aquatics

For more cool behind the scenes stuff consider becoming a member!

If you want to see all the cool stuff Joanna does with other types of scapes check out her channel!

[steve]

Glad you guys like the tip, it is hit or miss with what they have in stock. Look. ; ) Im famous!! Save all that dust!! small chips are what give your scape detail and that dust goes on your superglue gel, when you super glue gel wood to your rock to plants to rock or anything to rock the dust with the glue is what makes it look like a part of the rock. keep a ziploc bag for each rock when you work with the rock do it on something so you can save it in your baggie.

[nikdi]

They are not cheap anymore…it’s $140 for 44lbs!! Appreciate you all sharing bc those are beautiful rocks!! ❤

[darthblunt]

Best tip ever, I'm always grabbing different stones from the desert near my house for upcoming projects. You just made me smile and the fed ex guy tired. Thank you guys so much, I frequent Lowe's alot and never even thought about looking at their website. Way to go Steve, you are officially the aquascape God!!!

[katphish]

I just used a credit card irresponsibly, but I may never need to buy rock again.

[ediehunter]

Thanks so much Steve for sharing. Thanks Prime Time for passing along.

[johnnygee]

Wow! That's insane! I've bought cheap river rock and lava rock from Lowe's before, but never would have imagined you could get the pricey stuff for dirt cheap from them. Thanks guys, and thanks to Steve!

[shell]

😁😁😁😁😁THANK YOU STEVE and THANK YOU BOTH FOR SHARING THIS!!!! Going to the website when I'm done watching 😁😁😁😁

[jfornasar]

Looking for the "Wow" button... thank you Steve !

[KiloBee]

Thank you Steve and Prime Time Aquatics! Saved me a lot of money

[NeighborhoodBasketCase]

I live in the mountains, though they aren't always that pretty I go hiking to find my rocks

[cherylbelott]

Happy Monday! Thanks Steve for the money saving tip! Thanks Prime Time Aquatics for passing it along! :)

[ophisnephele]

OMG, thank you viewer and prime time for this VERY use info, im going asap

[chicky]

I just bought my rocks today... To big ONEs for $5 bucks each. They are about 4-8 pounds each... I LOVE THEM... Got them from my local garden and home shop.

[jackadair]

Lowe’s once again being the MVP for cheap fish supplies. It’ll be fun seeing if there will be any fallout from fish keepers catching on to this deal lol

[stevemc]

Just ordered 88 pounds for my two 75 gallon tanks that are in the works. The timing of the pro tip could not have been better. Now, I can spend my savings on plants. Yea! Thanks, kids. Yer awesome!

[MasonFurman-ls]

Oooh perfect timing. Just getting ready to rescape my tank. Joanna mentioned a more natural looking sand she’s been liking but I can’t recall what you said the brand was? As always, thanks guys, I learn a lot every week!

[MichaelClark-uwex]

I've used rock from construction supply stores, great deals for the same rock without the massive markup, my shrimp tank has lava rock from a css.
Another money saving tip, if you live in an area with usable rock, use native rocks.
Right now, several of my aquariums are decorated with native shale from right here in Ohio, I bleach them to kill parasites, fungus and algae then rinse and have never had a problem.
Our other native rock is limestone which I avoid because it slowly dissolves and makes the water hard.

[lynnbonica]

Great tip! Thanks for sharing, to you and to Steve. 🎄

[Mboever]

I needed this video yesterday! lol, would have saved some $$. Thanks for the info though if I decide to go a different route! If you check the descriptions they will have different options for the same price, and it will say 5" to 10" and then the other is 10" to 15" so check which one you are purchasing if you want maybe smaller sizes or larger, also Thank you Steve!