Seachem Laboratories Flourite Planted Aquarium Gravel, Brown, 15.4 lb

If you are building a larger planted aquarium, this 15.4 lb bag of Seachem Laboratories Flourite Planted Aquarium Gravel in Brown gives you plenty of substrate to work with in one go. Flourite is a specially fracted, stable, porous clay gravel created for the natural planted aquarium, and its warm brown color brings an earthy, grounded feel to your aquascape. While its appearance is best suited to planted aquaria, it may be used in any freshwater aquarium environment you keep at home. Since it is good for the life of the aquarium, this single bag can be the base your display stands on for the long term.

• Generous 15.4 lb size, ideal for filling a deeper bed or covering a wider tank footprint in a single bag.
• Specially fracted, porous clay gravel that gives plant roots a stable place to anchor and spread.
• Natural brown tone that complements lush green growth, driftwood, and rockwork layouts.
• Most effective used alone as an integral substrate bed, keeping your build straightforward.
• Can be mixed with other gravels when you want to vary texture or shade across the aquarium floor.
• No gravel modifiers such as laterite are necessary, so there is one less product to track down and buy.
• Not chemically coated or treated, keeping your water column clean and honest.
• Will not alter the pH of the water, leaving your parameters fully in your hands.
• Good for the life of the aquarium and need not be replaced down the road.
• At home in any freshwater aquarium environment, whether your tank is heavily planted or not.

For the aquarist scaping a roomy display or layering a thick, root-friendly bed, this larger bag of Flourite Brown delivers a reliable, natural-looking base in a single package. Because the gravel will not shift your pH, you keep full control of the chemistry your plants and fish depend on as the tank settles. With one bag covering a wide footprint, you spend less time hunting for extra substrate and more time scaping. Rinse it as needed, spread it out, set your plants, and watch your freshwater garden settle in and take hold over the weeks that follow.