Seiryu Stone Accent Gravel
Original price
$ 14.50
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Original price
$ 14.50
Original price
$ 14.50
$ 14.50
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$ 14.50
Current price
$ 14.50
Product Overview
Seiryu Stone Accent Gravel is the ultimate detailing tool for aquascapers looking to bring maximum realism to their hardscape layouts. Seiryu Stone is legendary in the aquascaping community for its signature deep grey color, distinct white veining, and iconic craggy texture. Sized under 1 inch (5mm to 15mm), these crushed stone fragments fill the awkward gaps between larger main stones, create realistic riverbed pathways, or blend substrate borders to mimic naturally weathered rock slides. Perfect for Iwagumi layouts, biotope displays, terrariums, and paludariums!
Key Features & Benefits
- Small 5mm to 15mm granule sizing seamlessly blends main hardscape borders into substrate pathways.
- Versatile accent stone suitable for freshwater aquariums, terrariums, paludariums, and vivariums.
- Deepens in color to a rich charcoal grey when submerged, accentuating surrounding aquatic plant colors.
Usage & Application Guidelines
- Rinse the gravel thoroughly with clean water before placement to clear natural stone dust.
- Pour water gently over a plate or barrier during filling to keep your detail layout intact.
- Pair with buffering soil like UNS Controsoil to help balance natural mineral hardness.
- Note that natural Seiryu stone contains mineral deposits that may slightly raise pH and water hardness parameters over time.
Quick Facts & Specifications
Listed information should be treated as general guidelines only. Team Buce Plant encourages you to do thorough research to ensure healthy growth!
| Attribute | Specification |
|---|---|
| Seiryu Accent Gravel |
Fragment Size: Pieces under 1" (5.0–15.0 mm) Bag Weight: Approximately 3 lbs per bag Primary Material: Natural crushed Seiryu Stone |
| Ideal Applications | Iwagumi layouts, hardscape border detailing, stone pathways, terrariums & paludariums |
| Key Advantage | Craggy texture and white veining seamlessly connect main rock formations with foreground substrate |