Where to find Color Quartz

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Hey everybody i was trying to find where i can but Quartz for my 10 gallon tank to replace my gravel. I have two Paramesotriton chinensis and they are doing fine no problems but it was suggested by Azhael that remove the gravel but i can not find any place that sells quarts. Does anyone know of a place? Thanks
 
Try searching google for smokey or rosey quartz, depending on what color you are looking for.
 
If this quartz you mention is what i have in mind, it´s basically the same as gravel..except polished.
Try fine sand, it´s a very good subtrate. It traps no debris, and posses no danger of impaction if ingested.
 
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