Premium Indian Almond Leaves 50g

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Premium Indian Almond Leaves 50g

Golden Tree

Golden Tree Premium Indian Almond Leaves 50g - Aprox 20 Leaves

100% Natural and have many benefits for use in your Aquarium.

They naturally lower the pH while reducing the carbonate hardness so helps balance the parameters.

Also very popular as spawning aids and well known for natural medicinal properties and has been around for many years

Generally used in Aquariums that house Bettas, Killies, Arowana, Tetra, Discus, Dwarf Cichlids, Appistogramma, Rasbora, Catfish, and most commonly Shrimp! Let's not forget about our reptile turtle friends who also benefit from these being used.

 

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The Terminalia catappa is a large tropical tree in the leadwood tree family, it commonly grows mainly in the tropical regions of Asia, Africa, and Australia.

This tree is what produces the Indian Almond leaf. It goes by many different names, however in the aquarium hobby we have grown to call it the Indian Almond leaf.

There are many uses when it comes to using dry Indian almond leaves.
- If you want to breed some fry out of your betta couple, ketapang are a great tool for inducing spawning.
- If pH and ammonia are too high in the water, it will do damage to the fish in the long run. These leaves are great for this purpose.
- Male bettas need a safer place to store their eggs and dry Indian almond leaves are fit for the job.
- Even though this is not a one fix for all, it will definitely help in curing diseases carried by the fish.
- They are the agents of bringing the parasites and bacteria down.
- They will soften the substance of the water.
- Some fish and reptiles need the black water extract. The leaves will just serve the purpose.
- Can help with curing torn fins and tails, this may not cure it completely. However, it still contributes to the job, somehow.

There is really no specific way of using ketapang leaves for your fish.

Basically, you just need to keep any of the leaves in the water and you will see the water turns yellowish.

When this happens, it means the properties of the leaf have already been released, and they are already working in the tank.

 

How much should you use then?

How much to use is a more personal choice with some wanting a darker and more in the tank with some just wanting a pinch - how your fish react is one of the best ways to measure.

If I discover my fish is not feeling well and its fins are torn, then I will crumble a larger portion of the leaf with my hand and dump it in the tank.

That way, the properties will release much faster than usual.

If you have a large tank, you can place one whole piece of leaf together with the fish, be it betta, tetras or even arowana.

Breed bettas, you will also need to place a whole piece of leaf on the surface of the water and let it float so that the male betta can make bubble nest when he is ready.

 

 

 

 

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Scientific Name Golden Tree
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