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Aquarium gravel with precise grading to permit free flow of nutrients and oxygen to nitrifying bacteria. Keeps water clear. Resists packing channeling and anaerobic dead spots beneath decor.
SKU | 2153502 |
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Primary Brand | CaribSea |
Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
Weight | 20 LBS |
Primary Color | Tan |
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Personalized Item flag | No |
CaribSea will never knowingly disappoint you. If, for any reason, your are dissatisfied with this product, call us toll free at 1-888-461-1113. Due to the complexities and variations in method and technique of aquarium keeping, the manufacturer, distributor, and vendor accept no liability associated with this product.
Rinse a few pounds at a time in a plastic bucket until overflow turns from a milky to cloudy appearance. Any remaining cloudiness will disappear after a few hours of pump operation.
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