Aqua One Gravel – White 5kg (7mm)
-
Pick up from the Woodmart Store
To pick up today
Free
-
Courier delivery
Our courier will deliver to the specified address
2-3 Days
From $40
-
DHL Courier delivery
DHL courier will deliver to the specified address
1-2 Days
From $40
$45.99
Description
Code:
10284WH
Product Description
Aqua One Gravel – White 5kg (7mm) is a decorative aquarium substrate designed to create a bright, clean and attractive base for your aquarium. Its white colour provides a striking contrast against colourful fish, aquatic plants and aquarium ornaments, making it a great choice for creating a distinctive underwater display.
With an approximate gravel size of 7mm, this gravel adds texture and visual interest to your aquarium layout. The 5kg pack is suitable for a variety of aquarium setups, depending on the tank size and the depth of gravel required.
For best results, rinse the gravel thoroughly with clean water before adding it to your aquarium to remove dust and loose particles.
Key Features
-
Bright white colour: Creates a fresh, clean look in your aquarium.
-
Approx. 7mm gravel size: Adds texture and definition to the aquarium base.
-
5kg pack: Suitable for a range of aquarium setups.
-
Decorative substrate: Complements aquarium plants, fish and ornaments.
-
Versatile styling: Ideal for creating attractive aquarium layouts.
Product Specifications
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Brand | Aqua One |
| Product Type | Aquarium Gravel |
| Colour | White |
| Pack Size | 5kg |
| Gravel Size | Approx. 7mm |
| Use | Decorative aquarium substrate |
| Material | Not confirmed |
How to Use
-
Place the gravel in a clean bucket.
-
Rinse thoroughly with clean water until excess dust is removed.
-
Add the gravel carefully to the aquarium.
-
Spread it evenly to achieve your preferred substrate depth.
-
Fill the aquarium slowly to minimise disturbance.
Important: Never use soap or household cleaning products to wash aquarium gravel.
Care and Maintenance
-
Use an aquarium gravel vacuum during regular tank cleaning.
-
Remove accumulated waste and debris from between the gravel pieces.
-
Check water quality regularly, particularly after setting up a new aquarium.
-
Consider the needs of your fish and plants when deciding on substrate depth.

