Aquael Dolomite Gravel 2-4mm 10KG
75,00 د.إ (Including Vat)
Aquael Basalt Gravel 2-4mm 10KG
75,00 د.إ (Including Vat)
Aquael Basalt Gravel 2-4mm 2KG
20,00 د.إ (Including Vat)
The Basalt substrate from Aquael is a fine and natural substrate that is distributed in the aquarium. The basalt-black gravel creates impressive contrasts in the aquarium due to its dark shade. The natural substrate does not contain any artificial additives or coatings, which is why it behaves in a water-neutral way and does not release any polluting substances. The substrate has a very fine grain size of 2 – 4 mm and is also ideal for aquariums with shy fish that prefer a dark substrate for camouflage purposes.
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