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Organic Dried Banana Leaves Pet Supplies Fish Aquarium Shrimp Cleaning 50Pcs

$ 4.74

Availability: 91 in stock
  • Model: TotalPond Barley Pond
  • Water Type: Pond
  • Condition: New
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: Sri Lanka
  • Suitable For: Aquarium
  • Product: Water Treatment
  • Test/Treatment Parameter: pH Level
  • Type: pH Adjuster
  • Brand: Unbranded

    Description

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    Advantages of Banana Leaf in Aquarium:
    Banana leaves are used as a botanical in blackwater and shrimp tanks. They release beneficial tannins and are also a food source for micro Organism and invertebrates such as shrimp and snails. Persimmon, oak, guava, mulberry, magnolia, and loquat leaves are some other aquarium-friendly botanicals.
    Simply put the leaves into your aquarium. After 1-3 days, once the leaves are completely soaked, they will be water-logged and sink. Apart from their beneficial effects on the water, they will tan the water slightly (to a clear amber) and providing a very natural stream-bottom look to your tank.
    Some other benefits are:
    Reduction of pH to benefit plants and fish/shrimp
    Helps to relieve stress
    Helps cure fish and shrimp skin due to anti bacterial properties
    Helps stop the growth of bacteria
    Stimulates colors on fish and shrimp
    We recommend one leaf per 20L of water. Once the leaf decomposes replace. If trying to breed shrimp, use 3-4 leaves per 20L and leave in the aquarium until the shrimp have consumed the leaf.
    Note:- Rinse all leaves before placing in aquarium.
    Once you have used Banana leaves you'll wonder how you didn't know about them earlier!
    Examples of situations where Banana Leaves are commonly used
    When setting up a new aquarium
    When a new fish is introduced to an aquarium
    To induce breeding, especially in Bettas
    When setting up and maintaining a fry or baby fish aquarium
    When a fish is sick, especially if the sickness affects the skin
    In the plastic transport bag when a fish is moved to a new home
    When keeping delicate fish species that are considered difficult to keep and breed in captivity
    Suitable for
    Discus, Bettas, Gourami, Killifish, Tetras, Angelfish, Dwarf Cichlids, Corridors, Plecostomus,  Restores, Shrimps and many more.
    Dosing
    All Aquariums – 1 large leaf or 2 small leaves per 20 liters of water
    Betta Fish Breeding – 2 large leaves or 3 small leaves per 15 liters of water
    Fry/Baby Fish Rearing – 1 large leaf or 2 small leaves per 40 liters of water
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