Assortment of natural Dragon Stone aquarium rocks with rugged layered textures and earthy brown tones, arranged on a white background.
A beautifully arranged aquarium landscape featuring vibrant neon tetras swimming among lush green aquatic plants and natural dragon stone on a black background.
10 inch Dragon Stone (Ohko Stone) – Natural Aquarium Rock for Aquascaping 3.52 Pounds
Dragon Stone – Natural Aquarium Aquascaping Rock

Dragon Stone – Natural Aquarium Aquascaping Rock

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Dragon Stone – Natural Aquarium Aquascaping Rock

Create a natural, eye-catching aquascape with Dragon Stone, a popular freshwater aquarium rock known for its deep grooves, rugged texture, and warm earthy tones. Each piece has its own unique shape and character, making it easy to create caves, slopes, focal points, and natural-looking planted layouts.

Each order includes a hand-selected assortment of Dragon Stone totaling approximately the weight selected.

Available Sizes

  • 3 lb – Great for nano and smaller aquariums
  • 5 lb – Ideal for small to medium aquascapes

Why Choose Dragon Stone?

🌿 Excellent for planted freshwater aquariums
🪨 Unique grooves and natural texture
🌱 Great for creating depth and structure
🐟 Creates natural hiding areas and visual interest
💧 Perfect for aquascaping and low-tech planted tanks

Shipping Note

Dragon Stone ships separately from other items in your order due to its weight. If you purchase plants, botanicals, food, or other products along with Dragon Stone, they may arrive in a separate package and may have separate tracking information.

Please Note

Dragon Stone is a natural product, so every piece is unique. Shape, size, texture, and coloration will vary from the photos shown.

Dragon Stone can contain loose clay or sediment within its grooves. We recommend thoroughly rinsing and gently brushing each piece with clean water before placing it in your aquarium.

Aquascaping Tip: Try partially burying the bases of the stones and positioning multiple pieces at similar angles to create a more natural, cohesive rock formation.

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