TM AquatixAquarium Sand Natural Fish Tank Gravel Plant Substrate (30kg, Light 2-3mm)

It's great looking substrate, although even after 2 hours of cleaning it was still pretty cloudy. The fine floss in my filter picked it up in a couple of days but maybe something to consider if you're buying. Actually don't mind the fact it's not really black, I think it looks pretty nice now it's all settled, my wee man really loves rooting about in it too. Considering buying another 10-20kg for a wee community tank at some point

Love this gravel it's so pretty and natural. I love the fact it has tiny little seashells and bit of coral in it also. I would buy this again and get loads for the price.

Give it a rinse in a bucket for 30 minutes!Good kid I had no fish in the tank.I’ll review the substrate when it’s visible lol

Needs a really thorough clean before use and even then it’ll still leave the water fairly cloudy. I fixed that by using a super fine filter pad and it now looks great. 15kg created a really good layer in my 100l tank. The fish also seem to enjoy playing in it.

The media could not be loaded.  I would never buy this again as it has completely messed up my tank. There is so much dirt on this sand that I still can't get it out of the tank even though I have removed all of the sand. There are no instructions to rinse the sand either. I did try doing this after I removed it and gave up in the end as it is so dusty/ dirty. Apart from wasting my money on 2 bags of the stuff I am just relieved that I only put it in one of my smaller tanks and not one of the bigger ones as that would have been even more of a disaster. The video is after the sand has been taken out and 4 water changes!

Good size stones and natural looking. Despite what the product details state, you do have to rinse the stones before putting in the tank otherwise you get a muddy fog in the water.

Does the job, plenty for an 80 gallon tank.

used this as substrate in my aquarium, ideal, all the bottom feeding fish seem fine with it, also assists with having a darker tank (no so bright).