Shrimp gravel for freshwater aquaria
Nano Shrimp Gravel is guaranteed safe for your shrimp and crayfish. Tip: By mixing with gravels of other grain sizes (crystal quartz gravel or Plantahunter natural gravels), you can create great, natural-looking soil compositions. Hardness-free, water-neutral, lightfast, CO2-resistant, rounded grains, grain size 0.7 – 1.2 mm.
- Natural look
- Free from harmful substances
- Protection for bottom dwelling fish due to rounded edges (grain size 0.7 – 1.2 mm)
- Light-resistant
- CO2 resistant and hardness-neutral
Gravel Colors: Arkansas Grey, Borneo Brown, Sulawesi Black, Sunda White.
| Specification | Grain size: 0.7 – 1.2 mm |
|---|---|
| Material | Quartz |
| Color options | Arkansas Grey, Borneo Brown, Sulawesi Black, Sunda White |
| Compatibility | Shrimp, crayfish, bottom-dwelling fish |
FAQ
Can I mix this gravel with other types of gravel?
Yes, you can mix Nano Shrimp Gravel with crystal quartz gravel or Plantahunter natural gravels to create a natural-looking soil composition.
Is this gravel safe for shrimp and crayfish?
Yes, Nano Shrimp Gravel is guaranteed safe for shrimp and crayfish.
What are the color options available?
Available colors include Arkansas Grey, Borneo Brown, Sulawesi Black, and Sunda White.
Anna Smith –
I used this gravel in my nano shrimp tank and it has worked perfectly. The shrimp are active and healthy, and the color matches well with the tank decor. No fish have been harmed, and the surface looks natural. I mixed it with a bit of Plantahunter gravel for a more organic look.
Felicity Knox –
Great product for a shrimp-only setup. The grains are smooth and safe for bottom-dwellers. I’ve had no issues with cloudiness or algae growth. The Sunda White version looks clean and bright in my tank.
Isaac Manning –
The gravel is easy to work with and looks natural. I mixed it with crystal quartz for better stability. My shrimp are thriving, though I noticed a slight settling over time. Still, it’s a solid choice for a small freshwater tank.