10 Terminalia Catappa leaves Shrimp Indian Almond Leaves, 25 cm, Provide Shelter and Food in Fish Aquarium Tank, Additional Source of Nutrition, Perfect for Breeding Hiding

NATURAL WATER CONDITIONER FOR HEALTHIER FISH: Terminalia catappa leaves release beneficial tannins and humic acids that naturally soften water, lower pH, and replicate blackwater conditions found in tropical rivers — helping to reduce stress, enhance vitality, and improve disease resistance in your aquarium fish. 10 Leaves Size (12-25cm) PROMOTES BREEDING AND REDUCES STRESS: Perfect for Betta, Discus, and shrimp tanks, these Indian almond leaves help create a calm, natural environment that encourages spawning behaviour while reducing aggression and anxiety in sensitive species. Ideal for breeding and quarantine setups. NATURAL FOOD SOURCE FOR SHRIMP AND FRY: As the leaves decompose, they release biofilm and microorganisms that provide a continuous, nutrient-rich food source for shrimp, snails, and fry. This supports healthy growth and improves the survival rate of young aquatic life. ALMOND LEAVES DOSING IN AQUARIUMS: There are no strict rules as to how many leaves should be used in aquariums as it depends on the tank. If you have blackwater tank you would need to use more of them until you achieve the desired colour. It’s recommended to be reasonable and observe water parameters. A rule of a thumb is that one leaf is enough for 20-80 liter tank for 1-2 months. USAGE: Leaves can be introduced in aquariums in a few ways. 1. They can be popped into the tanks straight away – they are dry therefore they float for some time. 2. Shredding the Almond Leaves before adding to your aquarium. This will help to spread tannins more quickly. 3. If you don't like the look of the leaves you can make an extract. In order to prepare it, you can insert leaves into a pot (1 leaf for 2 liters of water) and pour boiling water over them and cover them (you can use a pot wi