For this cleaning task, you will need a small amount of milder vinegar, water, a bucket, and a brush.

Cleaning rocks for aquarium. Use an algae scraper to wipe the surface of your aquarium rocks smoothly. (you can clean them in the tank if they are too large. To clean your aquarium rocks, start by gathering your materials.

You can clean all the cracks, crevices, and other parts of the rock. To bleach live plants, add a 5 percent bleach solution to a room. If your aquarium rocks have been infested with stubborn green algae, you should be able to get rid of it with hydrogen peroxide.

Use an algae scraper to gently wipe the surface of your aquarium rocks. Aquarium gravel needs to be cleaned once a month. You can add ½ cup of bleach per one gallon.

To clean resin ornaments, pebbles, and rocks, place them in a bucket containing a solution of water and vinegar in the ratio of 1 part tap water to 1 part vinegar. The next step is to submerge the rock in the container with hot water. Choose the correct type of rocks for your fish tank.

After mixing that in your bucket, place. Combine freshwater with hydrogen peroxide in a. Soak the decorative rocks for about fifteen minutes and scrub with a.

Place your rocks in an aluminum non coated pit and fill with. It would be best not to wash them in tap water, which will also kill the good bacteria. Use an aquarium siphon and gravel vacuum to clean as much debris from the rocky substrate as possible.