Aquael Natural Multicoloured Gravel 1.4-2 mm[Weight - 10kg]

Aquael Natural Gravel serves as the perfect substrate for aquariums, crafted to offer vital support for plants and encourage robust rooting. Its naturally blended colors elevate the aesthetic of your aquarium, fostering a beautiful and authentic environment. This gravel is devoid of artificial additives and coatings, making it water-neutral and preventing the release of any harmful pollutants. Key Features

• Natural Substrate: Evenly spread throughout the aquarium, it aids in plant growth and nutrient absorption.
• Attractive Appearance: The mixed colors contribute to a natural aesthetic.
• Water-Neutral: Free from artificial additives or coatings, ensuring that no pollutants leach into the water.
• Safe for Inhabitants: Rounded edges help avoid injury to aquarium residents.

Grain Sizes Aquael Natural Gravel comes in three distinct grain sizes to meet various aquarium requirements:

• 1.4 - 2 mm: Ideal for shrimp and small fish, this fine grain size is visually appealing in nano aquariums, providing an excellent size ratio for smaller aquascapes.
• 3 - 5 mm: A universal size, appropriate for most aquarium setups.
• 5 - 10 mm: Perfect for aquariums housing large fish.

Choosing the Right Grain Size

• Shrimp and Small Fish: A grain size of 1.4 - 2 mm ensures a safe and comfortable environment for smaller inhabitants. The rounded edges minimize the risk of injury, while the fine grains enhance the visual appeal of nano aquariums.
• General Use: A grain size of 3 - 5 mm is versatile and suitable for most aquarium configurations.
• Large Fish: A grain size of 5 - 10 mm provides both stability and support for larger fish.

Benefits

• Support for Plants: Facilitates strong rooting and efficient nutrient collection.
• Safe Environment: Rounded edges and natural materials create a secure habitat.
• Enhances Appearance: The mixed colors contribute to a visually stunning aquarium landscape.
• Pollutant-Free: The natural composition guarantees no harmful substances are released into the water.