Seachem Laboratories Flourite Planted Aquarium Gravel, Black, 7.7 lb

For aquarists who love the drama of a dark substrate, this 7.7 lb bag of Seachem Laboratories Flourite Planted Aquarium Gravel in Black sets a striking stage for your plants. Flourite is a specially fracted, stable, porous clay gravel made for the natural planted aquarium, and the black color gives your layout a bold, grounded floor to build on. Its appearance is best suited to planted aquaria, though it can be used in any freshwater aquarium environment you keep at home. Because it is good for the life of the aquarium, the dark bed you set today is one you can enjoy for years to come.

• Deep black tone that creates a bold, even backdrop for your aquascape.
• Specially fracted, porous clay gravel that gives roots a stable bed to settle into and spread through.
• Most effective used alone as an integral substrate bed, simplifying your aquascape build from the start.
• Mixes readily with other gravels if you want to layer textures or contrast shades across the floor.
• No gravel modifiers such as laterite are necessary, trimming a step and an extra purchase from your setup.
• Not chemically coated or treated, so it goes into your tank clean and uncomplicated.
• Will not alter the pH of the water, keeping your parameters firmly under your control.
• Good for the life of the aquarium and need not be replaced over time.
• The 7.7 lb size suits smaller planted tanks or topping up an existing dark bed.
• Ready for any freshwater aquarium environment, whether your tank is planted or otherwise.

If you want a moody, high-contrast look that frames your aquatic garden, Flourite Black is a handsome and dependable choice for the floor of your display. Because nothing is leaching out to nudge your pH, you stay in charge of the water chemistry your plants and fish rely on. Since the gravel never needs replacing, the dark bed you build now can carry the same tank through years of growth. Rinse it as needed, lay it down, plant your greenery, and enjoy the depth a dark substrate brings to your underwater scene as the tank matures.