WIO - Stream Gravel Mix - 2kg

SKU: 8436615520305
By WIO
$26.95

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Create a natural riverbed in your aquarium with Stream Gravel. The greyish stones have a slightly rough texture that resembles a high mountain stream. The gravel comes in three size mixes (S, Mix, and L) and is perfect for creating complexity and depth in your aquascape.

  • Description

    Stream Gravel is a perfect choice for aquarists who want to create a natural riverbed in their aquarium. The greyish stones have a slightly rough texture that mimics the appearance of stones found in high mountain streams. The gravel can be used alone or in combination with other gravel or sand to create depth and complexity in your aquascape.

     

    The slightly rough texture of Stream Gravel provides a natural-looking substrate that enhances the appearance of your aquarium. The gravel's greyish color creates a stony riverbed impression, making it ideal for creating high mountain stony stream biotopes. 

     

    Stream Gravel comes in three size mixes (S, Mix, and L) to suit different aquarium sizes and layouts. The S size mix ranges from 8-20mm, the Mix size mix ranges from 8-40mm, and the L size mix ranges from 20-40mm. This variety of sizes allows you to create a more natural-looking riverbed by combining stones of different sizes.

     

    Stream Gravel is available in 2kg bag.

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  • Usage

It can be used in both aquatic and terrarium environments, as a standalone substrate or mix with other sands, gravels, biotope beds…

Pre-washed for your convenience, can be use without rinse. You may rinse it with water before adding it to your aquarium to remove any remaining dust or particles to avoid buoyancy. 

You can gently pass a net over the water surface to remove any floating particles.

Safe for fish, shrimps, and other aquatic animals