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Almond Catappa Leaves Aquarium Shrimp Betta Discus Black Water 50 Leaves
Almond Catappa Leaves Aquarium Shrimp Betta Discus Black Water 50 Leaves
Almond Catappa Leaves Aquarium Shrimp Betta Discus Black Water 50 Leaves
Almond Catappa Leaves Aquarium Shrimp Betta Discus Black Water 50 Leaves
Almond Catappa Leaves Aquarium Shrimp Betta Discus Black Water 50 Leaves
Almond Catappa Leaves Aquarium Shrimp Betta Discus Black Water 50 Leaves
Almond Catappa Leaves Aquarium Shrimp Betta Discus Black Water 50 Leaves
Almond Catappa Leaves Aquarium Shrimp Betta Discus Black Water 50 Leaves

Almond Catappa Leaves Aquarium Shrimp Betta Discus Black Water 50 Leaves

$ 4.21

Availability: 40 in stock
  • Condition: New
  • Type: water conditional, pH Adjuster
  • Product: Water Treatment
  • Suitable For: Aquarium
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: Sri Lanka
  • Water Type: All Water Types, Brackish, Fresh, Marine, Pond
  • Test/Treatment Parameter: pH Level
  • Form: Leaves
  • Brand: Unbranded
  • Items Included: Leaves
  • Model: API Pond & Waterfall Cleaner
  • Recommended Water Volume: 100 gal, 125 gal, 175 gal, 200 gal, 225 gal, 275 gal, 300 gal, 400 gal, 500 gal, 600 gal

    Description

    Indian Almond Catappa Leaves Aquarium Shrimp Betta Discus Black Water
    Benefits of adding Almond Leaves into your aquarium:
    A natural way to create Black Water conditions
    The ideal water conditions for shrimps and many fish, such as Bettas, Discus, Angels, Tetras, Barbs, Gouramis and Corydoras just to name a few!
    A natural way to reduce Ph.
    Has natural antifungal and antibacterial properties to help fight off and prevent minor infections.
    Stimulates reproduction.
    Lowers stress.
    Adds Tannins.
    Aids shrimp in the shedding process.
    We recommend adding 1-2 leaves per 50 litres of water and we recommend changing the leaves every 1-2 weeks depending on how quickly they break down.
    Leaves can sometimes take 1-2 days to sink, as the leaves slowly begin to break down they will release their natural goodness, which will gradually start to change the colour of the water.
    Shrimp and fish will often start to pick at and eat the leaves, this is also nutritious for them.