Can geodes go in a fish tank?

It's generally not recommended to put geodes in a fish tank. Here's why:

* Potential for leaching: Geodes are made of various minerals, and some of these minerals can leach into the water, potentially harming your fish.

* Sharp edges: Geodes often have sharp edges or rough surfaces that could injure your fish.

* Changing water chemistry: The minerals in geodes can alter the pH and hardness of the water, making it unsuitable for your fish.

* Difficulty in cleaning: Geodes can be porous and difficult to clean, making them a breeding ground for bacteria.

Alternatives:

If you want to add natural elements to your fish tank, consider using:

* Smooth, rounded river rocks: These are safe and natural, and won't pose a risk to your fish.

* Aquarium-safe driftwood: This provides a natural look and can be a great hiding spot for your fish.

* Aquarium-safe plants: Real or artificial plants can add life and vibrancy to your tank.

Before adding anything to your fish tank, always research its safety and suitability for your specific fish and water conditions.