Aqua One Decorative Aquarium Gravel Green 2kg (10283GR)

Let Aqua One Decorative Gravel bring colour and life into your aquarium! Made from natural stone that has been polished, washed, dried, and coated in a colourfast epoxy resin, this green gravel is safe to use in coldwater and freshwater tropical aquariums — and can even be used around the home as a decorative accent in pot plants, candle holders, fountains, and vases.

The vibrant green colour adds a natural, nature-inspired touch to any aquarium setup, complementing live plants and creating a lush, verdant look throughout the tank. The 7mm particle size and smooth epoxy-coated surface are gentle on bottom-feeding fish and invertebrates. Gravel also provides essential surface area for beneficial bacteria to grow — helping maintain the nitrogen cycle and supporting a healthy aquatic environment.

Key Features

• Vibrant green colour: Designer eye-catching colour that adds a natural, nature-inspired look to any aquarium
• 7mm particle size: Consistent, well-rounded gravel size suitable for most freshwater aquarium setups
• Epoxy-coated natural stone: Polished, washed, dried, and coated in colourfast epoxy resin — aquarium safe, will not leach colour or affect water chemistry
• Safe for all aquarium inhabitants: Fish, invertebrates, and plants are safe in contact with this gravel
• Beneficial bacteria surface area: Provides ideal colonisation surface to support the nitrogen cycle and biological filtration
• Versatile: Designed for aquarium use but can also be used in pot plants, fountains, candle holders, and decorative vases
• 2kg bag: Suitable for small to medium aquariums

Specifications

• Brand: Aqua One
• Product Code: 10283GR
• Colour: Green
• Weight: 2kg
• Particle Size: 7mm
• Coating: Colourfast epoxy resin
• Suitable For: Coldwater and freshwater tropical aquariums

How to Use

1. Rinse gravel thoroughly under cold running water before use
2. Add gravel to a dry or empty aquarium before filling with water
3. Spread evenly across the tank floor to a depth of 5–7cm for best results
4. Fill tank slowly to avoid disturbing the substrate