Nano Catappa Leaves HOBBY

Nano Catappa Leaves

Description

The benefits of Indian almond leaves for aquariophilia are well known in Asia. Breeders and owners of various fish and animals – bettas, discus, shrimp, crayfish, crabs, and plecos – use them to treat bacterial diseases and heal injured fish, for instance following bites or during transport. Using Indian almond leaves significantly reduces the risk of wound infection and strengthens the mucous membranes.
It should be noted that beneficial bacteria are not affected by the use of Indian almond leaves.
During fish transport, it is recommended to place a small piece of our Indian almond leaves or bark in the water, as this greatly reduces the fragility and stress of the animals due to the significant microbial load.
HOBBY Indian almond leaves placed in the aquarium help to trigger spawning and limit the development of fungi on eggs. Indian almond leaves release tannins and humic substances, creating a natural environment and improving the vitality and well-being of your aquarium inhabitants.

Characteristics

• ensures the vitality and well-being of your animals
• product from the natural habitat of shrimp and fish
• helps with shrimp molting
• has an astringent effect
• contains numerous natural active ingredients that have a positive effect on the water
  and fish
• strengthens immune defenses and reduces stress experienced by the animals
• essential for many species

Usage

Place the leaf directly into the aquarium water. One leaf is sufficient for 30 – 50 liters. The leaf will sink to the bottom of the aquarium within 24 – 48 hours. It then releases its active ingredients into the water for about 2 weeks. Then, place a new leaf in the aquarium. You can leave the old leaf in the aquarium as food for crabs, crayfish, and shrimp, or remove it. The leaves can be stored indefinitely when kept in a dry place. As it is a natural product, differences in shape, color, and size are possible.