On the hunt for a specific gravel

[PinkFrostedSprinkledDonut]

Let’s be clear. I am not looking for brown and tan river pebbles.
I am not looking for river rocks. I am not looking for sand. I am not looking for standard color pea gravel.
I think planted gravels look the best and are most interesting however I do not need planted. I’m looking for an affordable alternative. Does such a thing exist? I have to fill a 75 gallon. Right now it’s bare bottom.

 

[dudley]

Do you have a specific planted gravel color or size that you like?

 

[Sprinkle]

Okay, you made it completely clear to be straight! *joke joke*
I think IK what ya mean. This or this

 

[PinkFrostedSprinkledDonut]

Lol right. I am not looking for that generic type of thing.

 

[PinkFrostedSprinkledDonut]

dudley - I like all the clay fluorite colors/shape. Things like that I find really interesting but I just can’t find anything besides the generic gravels you see everywhere.

 

[PinkFrostedSprinkledDonut]

Forgot to mention I don’t need planted unless it’s inexpensive. I just need something to fill up my tank and I’m amazed at how small the selection is.

 

[dougall]

I quite like the look of Saf T sorb from Tractor supply when it is wet.

I know Monster Aquarium in NY had some awesome looking gravel that was sold by bulk.

Sera make some good substrate products, bigger than sand, smaller than pea gravel, but not the cheapest, and it's brown

 

[PinkFrostedSprinkledDonut]

Dougall - I would have never though tractor supply! Those aren’t too bad thanks!

 

[dougall]

No problem, like everything it's a matter of taste, but I quite like it, you should be able to find examples of it in pictures online if needed.