Take it, wash it, use it...if it come from the lake!...if not, try to ask someone what kind of rock we are talking about!
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I don't think it's a crime to pick up some rocks from a lake :
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If you decide to do, clean them thoroughly to avoid introducing unwanted stuff in your tank. Boiling the rocks is a great way, but I read somewhere that rocks can explode when you boil them (does anyone know more about this?), so be careful! Better safe than sorry :smile:
If you decide to do, clean them thoroughly to avoid introducing unwanted stuff in your tank. Boiling the rocks is a great way, but I read somewhere that rocks can explode when you boil them (does anyone know more about this?), so be careful! Better safe than sorry :smile:
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Rocks can explode due to the expansion of the air bubbles trapped inside as it is boiled, though this is highly unlikely with river bed rocks.
At the most it will crack, even that's unlikely. So, boil away.
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Senator can not be held responsible for any damage that may or may not be cause by flying rock shrapnel due to exposure to heat of anykind.
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At the most it will crack, even that's unlikely. So, boil away.
Senator can not be held responsible for any damage that may or may not be cause by flying rock shrapnel due to exposure to heat of anykind.
dont worry about it exploding it will only explode on extreme heat i do clam bakes with my uncle and the only ones that explode are huge ones that turn red and pop
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