[Harry Muscle]

I'm in the slow process of setting up a 112G jungle tank (more details: http://www.plantedtank.net/forums/12-tank-journals/826569-slow-112g-jungle-tank-build-6.html). I'm planning on using Flourite Dark gravel (cause I've had good success with Flourite in the past and the Dark color is a nice brown I have yet to try). I will also be using a liberal amount of manzanita driftwood.

Originally I was thinking of also using about 20-30 lbs of Seriyu rocks but I'm not sure if this will be a good match color wise with the Flourite Dark gravel? Would Okho stone maybe be a better match? Anyone have done one or the other combination? Would love to see examples. Also open to other recommendations.

Thanks,
Harry

 

[SingAlongWithTsing]

Basalt might be nice if you can find them in a light greyish color at your local landscape/rock yard.

Maybe yin stone (they look kinda close to seiryu) from a Bonsai shop

 

[Pattern8]

Considered Dragon Stone?

 

[tapwater]

I have Flourite Dark and it's much lighter than I expected. It goes well with sandstone if you want a complete blend between the two.

 

[Cheetah2]

I put Flourite Dark with Dragonstone which is beige. It's a nice contrast. I prefer the Dark over the original reddish color. I have a tank with each, and the original looks good with cherry furniture in the room. Dark works better with brown and neutral decor.