WIO Light Mist River aquarium decoration kit, multicolour gravel, 6 kg, boxed

WIO Light Mist River aquarium decoration kit contains 6 kg of multicolour gravel designed for freshwater aquariums. The kit is intended for aquascaping and substrate layering, providing a colourful bed that supports plant anchoring and creates decorative riverbed effects. Gravel is supplied boxed for easy storage and handling and can be used to refresh the visual appearance of a tank without modifying filters or other equipment.

Advantages

The multicolour gravel offers an even, stable substrate layer that helps secure plant roots and hardscape elements. Its mixed hues create a natural-looking riverbed effect and hide minor debris between maintenance intervals. As a ready-packaged 6 kg kit, it is convenient to spread across medium-sized aquariums and to combine with other decorative elements. The material is suitable for freshwater environments and does not require special preparation beyond rinsing before use.

Suitable for

• Creating riverbed-style aquascapes in freshwater aquariums
• Anchoring live or artificial plants
• Covering and decorating filter inlets and aquarium equipment
• Refreshing substrate appearance during tank redecoration

Key specifications

• Weight: 6 kg
• Colour: multicolour mix
• Intended environment: freshwater aquariums
• Form: gravel for substrate layering and decoration
• Packaging: boxed for storage and transport

How to use

Rinse the gravel thoroughly under running water until the rinse water runs clear to remove dust and fines. Spread the gravel evenly across the aquarium base to obtain the desired depth and contour for planting or decoration. When using live plants, create slight hollows for root placement and firm the gravel around stems or root systems to stabilise them. Avoid adding gravel directly on top of delicate equipment; instead, arrange it to leave access to filter inlets and outlets as required.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use the gravel in aquariums with established cycling routines and perform gradual changes to the substrate to avoid clouding or disturbance to aquatic life. Combine with appropriate substrate layers if intensive plant cultivation is intended, and monitor water parameters after initial placement and during the first weeks to ensure stability.