These fish should also be provided with rockwork to hide in.

They need a large tank with lots of rockwork extending up towards the surface.

For Fehr that meant local limestone rockwork inside and out.

Tuck between rockwork, directly beneath waterfalls or any dark corner.

Thus do his figures have more the air of rockwork than of anything else at all."

This rockwork can similarly be used around the edges to hide their harshness.

Make sure the tank is furnished with plenty of rockwork to provide them with cover.

A towering column of rockwork took it up to the ceiling, away out of sight.

Below This pleasant pool is set against a a background of water-worn limestone rockwork.

These projects, typically built with sandstone rockwork, are found throughout the city's historic Town Center.

Once the eggs have hatched all surplus rockwork can be removed, to ensure that fry do not get trapped under it.

Similar rockwork allegedly exists on Easter island.

A new pond was formed, featuring rockwork by the landscape designer Gordon Ford.

This was built around 1870 by French rockwork specialist M. Combaz.

Both are florid studies awash with curves, C scrolls, flowers, foliage and rockwork.

You can exercise your artistic abilities in the arrangement of the rockwork, but always bear in mind your fish's needs.

In the meantime, I have set up a three foot tank with a mature filter, coral gravel and rockwork ready for the fry.

The tank should be well planted and covered; bogwood and rockwork may be included.

In addition the fish belonging to this group require huge amounts of rockwork, arranged to produce numerous caves to simulate their natural habitat.

They need to be housed in hard, alkaline water with other Tanganyikan species, with plenty of caves and rockwork.

Mechs polished and laser-cut their rockwork.

With the success of the free entertainment, another Western themed attraction was dug into a pit and terraced with concrete rockwork.

Both the pavilion and the rockwork Parnasse de Gaillon contained grottos, the one natural, the other architectural.

Creeping plants, such as Java Moss, can be trained into shapes, perhaps by growing them up a trellis, or over suitable-arranged rockwork.

Taming of the waters is the theme of the gigantic scheme that tumbles forward, mixing water and rockwork, and filling the small square.