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Small World Slate & Stone

Slate Gravel | 1/8"-1/4"

Slate Gravel | 1/8"-1/4"

Regular price $10.95 USD
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  • 100% natural stone that is safe for your aquarium and has been sourced, sorted, washed, and packaged by our family owned business in the USA.  The color is a gorgeous deep grey.  Each package is a mix of gravel sized from 1/8" to 1/4" (some of the gravel may be slightly above or below this range).
  • An excellent substrate for aquascaping fresh and saltwater aquariums, and planted tanks. The unique color of this stone makes wood, plants and other inhabitants and decorations pop!  This gravel pairs great with are larger sized stones for a cohesive look
  • Perfect scale for model terrain, wargaming miniatures, dioramas, model railways and miniature gardens
  • Great as a topper for bonsai, succulents and other potted plants. Pairs perfectly with our larger slate stones and smaller gravel for a cohesive, natural scene. 
  • Because this is a natural stone, some white quartz or brown stones may be mixed in that add to the natural look.
  • We offer three different sizes of aquarium gravel to choose from; 1/8"-1/4" (this listing) , Coarse sand (1/32" to 1/8") and 1/4-1/2".  We like to mix these for an even more realistic scene!  Check them out!  Perfect for Nano tanks to 100+ gallon aquariums!  
CLEANING INSTRUCTIONS FOR AQUARIUMS: Even though it has been washed, this substrate will arrive quite dusty due to shipping and handling.  This is normal for this stone.  Be sure to wash this gravel repeatedly, in water ONLY, until water runs clear (or mostly clear).  It is common for dust to float on the surface during rinsing and filling.  Place cleaned gravel in your empty tank (no water), and decorate the tank before adding water.  In order to keep cloudiness to a minimum, place a clean bowl or other shallow container (glass or ceramic is best) on the bottom of the tank and fill the tank by pouring the water into the container.   Allow the water to overflow the container slowly so as not to disturb the substrate.  As with most substrates, some cloudiness in the water (or stone dust floating on the surface) is to be expected when the tank is first filled.  This will clear with proper filtration in a day or two. 
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