ALMOND LEAVES
FISH CHEERY SHRIMP BETTA DISCUS
Superb for Health, Vitality and Successful Breeding!!
DESCRIPTION
Indian Almond
Leaves, Ketapang Leaves, Catappa Leaves, Tropical Leaves, Sweet Almond Leaves,
Wild Almond Leaves, Sea Almond Leaves.
Our Ketapang leaf Catappa Indian
almond leaves is form natural fallen. Our Indian almond leaves must be
collected from falling leaves only and leaves was collected within 24
hours. Our Indian almond leaf is Premium Grade A+++. Each leaves has been put
through hygienic cleaning process after they fall. Our Indian almond leaves
will selected only smooth surface leaves and was flat for easy to store.
Good leaves should
be Red, Yellow and brown color only. Indian almond leaves must be without
fungus spot because fungus spot can tell us that Indian almond leaves fall for
long time before collect.
In South East Asia
we use Ketapang leaf Catappa Indian almond leaf in the
multiple benefit.-
1. A lot of Tannin
for antibacterial and anti fungal properties.
2. Help to reduce
the chance of bacterial infections and improve aquarium animals? health.
3. Help to prevent
parasites to come.
4. Help to
stimulate reproduction rate of aquarium animal.
5. Relieve
aquarium stress of fish and shrimps. Stress is one critical factor which leads
to high mortality rate of aquarium animals.
6. Mimic the
natural habitat of fish and shrimp. Make them feel like living in their natural
environment.
7. Prevents fungus
forming on the eggs of fish. Improving survival rate.
8. Help to
accelerate the fish beautifully colored fish.
9. Help to adjust
the PH of the water.
10. Conditions
betta's water for breeding and hardening of scales.
Application for USE...
Recommend
to use 3-4 leaves size 6" or 15 cm. per 50 L of water suits or medium size
fish tank.
If
your leaf is smaller or bigger, you need to adjust the figures accordingly.
Dosages
below are based on 18-20 cm (7-8 inch) leaves.
Using
2 leaves per 50 L (13 gallons) of water is recommended but be prepared to
adjust the dosage to suit your particular fish.
Some
Betta keepers routinely use to 2 leaves per 15 L (4 gallons) of water in their
everyday tanks.
Betta
breeders normally use 1 leaf per 20 L (5 gallons) of water in breeding
tanks.