green & blue mix
Light green-blue mixed silicate sand (1–3 mm). Blends soft mint and sky tones to give your aquascape a unique, refreshing color contrast that stays subtle and natural.
Aquatees Green Mix Aquarium Sand | 1 KG
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Aquatees Green Mix Aquarium Sand | 1 KG
$4.00
Sale price
$4.00
Regular price
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features
- Coarse 1–3 mm Grain Size: Prevents tight packing and anaerobic pockets while keeping substrate light enough for easy maintenance.
- Refreshing Dual-Tone Mix: Soft combination of light green and blue grains that adds subtle depth and brightens up the bottom of your tank.
- 100% Inert Silicate: Completely safe and parameter-neutral—won't affect your pH, KH, or GH levels.
- Bottom-Feeder Friendly: Smooth grain profile that's gentle on delicate barbels and burrowing species.
scaping with aquatees
Transform your aquarium with authentic, wild hardscape materials from Aquatees. We supply thousands of kilograms of naturally sourced aquarium rocks, premium driftwoods, Tweety wood, and fine sands—bringing raw, untreated nature straight to your tank. Because our hardscape is harvested directly from the environment, simply give your pieces a brief rinse to remove natural dust before building your dream aquascape.
Our Sands & gravels
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to rinse this substrate before adding it to my tank?
Yes. Always rinse sand and gravel in a bucket with cold tap water until the runoff is clear to remove natural transit dust and prevent water cloudiness.
Will this substrate affect my water parameters (pH, KH, or GH)?
No. Our inert sands and gravels will not leach minerals into your tank or alter your pH, KH, or GH levels.
How much sand or gravel do I need for my aquarium?
A standard guideline is 1–1.5 kg of substrate per 10 liters of tank volume, targeting a depth of 3–5 cm for healthy plant rooting and biological filtration.
Can I use this in both freshwater and marine setups?
Yes. It is 100% safe for all freshwater, planted, community, and saltwater environments.
Will the color look the same once submerged underwater?
Expect it to look slightly darker and richer underwater and under tank lights compared to how it looks dry in the bag.