Keep in mind that rocks are porous. I would be extrememly careful of washing them in bleach and themn rinsing them off. If you have the "wrong rock" you could have bleach residue leech into the tank.
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I agree....I usually just boil them in salty water for a few min., then scrub them down with baking soda and a toothbrush. I too, refuse to buy a rock...lol...rediculous..I usually collect them myself.
wow...thanks for the support...the last four of you
and you are right, our state is covered with rock and fertile farmland, that is all it is...
I just picked McDonald's because it is on campus and I noticed it while eating there one day
I"m going to see what I can get at a gravel product store today (for slate) and if they have some rock sitting around, I'll ask if I can just have it
alright, I'll see if I can get soemthing that will allow for me to boil them for a long time, and then I"ll keep you updated
and you are right, our state is covered with rock and fertile farmland, that is all it is...
I just picked McDonald's because it is on campus and I noticed it while eating there one day
I"m going to see what I can get at a gravel product store today (for slate) and if they have some rock sitting around, I'll ask if I can just have it
alright, I'll see if I can get soemthing that will allow for me to boil them for a long time, and then I"ll keep you updated
Have to admit it -- I went through the McDonald's drive-thru a little while ago and was checking out those rocks!
