Aquarium Almond Leaves for Bettas, Shrimp and Soft-Water Fish, 5-Leaf Pack for Natural Blackwater Habitats

Give Bettas, shrimp and other soft-water aquarium residents a more natural environment using almond leaves that gradually release tannins and humic acid. This pack of five Catappa leaves supports a blackwater setting similar to the habitats familiar to these species.

As the leaves break down, they become a natural food source for freshwater shrimp and encourage beneficial biofilm growth. Their slow change also adds environmental enrichment, making them a practical choice for shrimp tanks, Betta aquariums and biotope systems.

Key Features

• Released tannins and humic acid lower the water's pH while creating a blackwater environment, giving soft-water species such as Bettas, discus, tetras and shrimp habitat conditions that more closely resemble their natural surroundings.
• The tannins have anti-fungal and anti-bacterial properties, offering natural support for a healthier aquarium environment without relying on chemical treatments.
• Tannins can encourage brighter coloration in fish and shrimp, helping aquarium keepers bring out the animals' natural appearance.
• Catappa leaves encourage natural spawning behavior and support bubble-nest creation in Betta tanks, making them a useful habitat addition for breeding setups.
• The leaves slowly break down into a natural food source for freshwater shrimp while supporting beneficial biofilm growth, adding both nutrition and enrichment to their daily habitat.

Specifications

• Contents: 5 almond leaves
• Pack size: 1 pack
• Leaf type: Almond leaves, also called Catappa leaves
• Suitable animals: Bettas, discus, tetras and freshwater shrimp
• Suitable setups: Betta tanks and biotope systems

Add these almond leaves to a compatible soft-water setup when you want natural tannins, useful grazing material for shrimp and a more authentic blackwater habitat for aquarium residents.