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Aqua Natural Ice White 10lb Gravel Substrate for aquascaping, Aquariums, vivariums and terrariums 4-6mm, White

Aqua Natural Ice White 10lb Gravel Substrate for aquascaping, Aquariums, vivariums and terrariums 4-6mm, White

(11 customer reviews)

Original price was: $25.99.Current price is: $16.29.

Last updated on 07/06/2025 9:17 AM Details
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Description

  • Triple washed and kiln dried; no toxins, no foreign matter, 100% natural stone
  • 4-6mm – this aquarium substrate is graded very evenly for consistant sizing
  • This bright white contrasts well with aquarium plants and other décor, giving your aquarium a lighter clearer look
  • Ethically and sustainable sourced under license in the USA

Additional information

Item Weight

10.23 pounds
Country of Origin

USA
Item model number

ICE010
Date First Available

August 30, 2022
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H

12.56 x 8.39 x 3.23 inches
Brand Name

Aqua Natural
Target Audience Keyword

fish
Directions

Rinse thoroughly until water runs clear. Place in base of aquarium
Model Name

Ice White
Color

White
Age Range Description

All Life Stages
Manufacturer

Pisces USA
Included Components

1 x 10lb bag of Ice White substrate
Specific Uses for Product

Active

11 reviews for Aqua Natural Ice White 10lb Gravel Substrate for aquascaping, Aquariums, vivariums and terrariums 4-6mm, White

  1. Yasmine Hepburn –

    everyone here complaining about “it made my water cloudy” are very impatient people. it’s rocks, banging against other rocks… that “cloudiness” is micro rocks broken from the bigger rocks grinding against each other.
    after a quick rinse, i put them in my aquarium, & it was only cloudy for less than a day. turn on the filter, add some drops i have to make the smaller particles clump together & it’s literally never been cloud since. since then i switched to a sponge filter because of how clear the water it. this is perfect for my beneficial bacteria to call home, the rocks actually help filter the water, & all my snails & shrimp like to explore it. if you want it to stay white, vacuum the gravel regularly.

    if you’re looking for a planted aquarium, you will need fertilizers, i recommend root tabs. there’s pretty much no nutrients for the plants to absorb with this stuff, unless you’ve been recycling it for a while, in which case why are you reading my review lol

  2. Krystle –

    Beautiful white gravel

  3. Debra King –

    Very good sized gravel super bright and natural for fish tank.

  4. Amanda Cameron –

    I really liked the look of this white gravel. It goes great with the decor in the tank. It is expensive though, considering I can get pea gravel for a fraction of the cost. But i really wanted this color so I went ahead and got it.
    Just like the other reviews say, wash it a few times before adding it. And with anything white, you will see any little dirt or debris in the tank, but that van be good or bad, however you choose to look at it. I like being able to see the snails against the white, as they blend in with the natural colored gravel in my other tank.
    Overall, I really like it!

  5. Linda R. Fields –

    Extra nice it’s natural rock. It’s got some other-color stones mixed in; I thought I’d leave them but then realized they distracted me and I’d be looking at them first to see if there was an issue to deal with in the tank [because there are so few “not white”]. I see other reviewers had taken the colored ones out; believe me, it’s a lot easier to decide that BEFORE you put them in a tank ON THE FLOOR and put water in 😉

    For the next tank, I’ve already taken the colored ones out after sorting in a bowl. Again, not because they are unsightly, but it would distract me from looking at my live-inhabitants first because I might think a dark gravel was transferred from another tank and needed to be removed or a snail was dead or something. My picture shows how few other-colors there are if you want them out. Main thing is I a, very happy with my choice and will do the same in other tanks!

  6. M&N –

    Normally I stick to natural white sand for my aqua-builds and aqua-scapes, however a specific need called for gravel. I needed gravel that’s white, angular (not rounded), and somewhat fine (larger than sand, but not giant hulking rock fragments). Options are severely limited, especially considering I refuse to use unnatural dyed garbage that is prevalent online and in stores. Overall I quite love this product. It’s high quality, natural, is packaged quite clean, is easy to rinse further, and looks very nice. The price was reasonable all things considered. The only complaint is that the bottom of the bag had quite a bit of finer material that was closer to a coarse sand than a fine gravel. Maybe I’m being picky, but I had a specific need, and expected slightly larger based on the advertisement, etc.

  7. Amanda Cameron –

    Beautiful but required a lot of rinsing.

  8. Thomas Uhler –

    Bright white gravel of the correct size for terrarium/aquarium substrate. I used it to cover activated charcoal to keep things sweet. Adequate amount to cover a medium-size terrarium. Should be easy to remove and clean for reuse.

  9. Michael Beattie –

    Rinsed several times thought it was good put it in my aquarium and water was still cloudy from debris. I even used a purified water to rinse after tap water still cloudy.

  10. Debra King –

    Même chose qu’en magasin, moins cher. Je recommande

  11. Steve D. –

    Great bunch of white gravel. I use it in my neocaridina shrimp tanks cuz I like how their color pops against it.

    HOWEVER, this stuff DOES come very cloudy. It says triple washed, but it’s still very cloud. I rinsed it quite a bit.

    There is also the occasional non-white stone, but less than 1%.

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