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Indian Almond Leaves Aquarium Water Treatment for Breeding Betta and Shrimp Tanks, Natural Tannins for Water Care

5 Leaves
$18.35
Sale price  $18.35 Regular price  $18.35
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Indian Almond Leaves Aquarium Water Treatment for Breeding Betta and Shrimp Tanks, Natural Tannins for Water Care

$18.35
Sale price  $18.35 Regular price  $18.35
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Indian Almond Leaves give betta and shrimp keepers a simple way to create more natural-feeling water during breeding or nursing. Add leaves to the aquarium and let them gradually release beneficial tannins, supporting water quality while creating conditions similar to the animals’ natural habitat.

As the leaves work in the tank, their stated antibacterial properties and stress-supporting benefits can contribute to a calmer, healthier environment. They are also described as supporting recovery and healing for sick or stressed fish.

Key Features

  • Gradual tannin release adds a natural element to breeding and nursing aquariums, helping recreate conditions similar to bettas’ and shrimps’ natural habitat.
  • The leaves are described as helping reduce stress and improve overall water quality, useful when aquatic pets need stable, supportive surroundings.
  • Stated antibacterial properties support the health and well-being of bettas and shrimps as part of regular aquarium care.
  • Simple placement keeps treatment practical: add a few leaves to the aquarium and allow them to release tannins over time.
  • For sick or stressed fish, the product description says the leaves can aid the recovery and healing process.

Specifications

  • Material: Indian almond leaves
  • Intended animals: Bettas and shrimps
  • Use: Add a few leaves to the aquarium
  • Replacement guidance: Replace leaves every few weeks
  • Available pack sizes: 5 Leaves, 10 Leaves, 20 Leaves, 50 Leaves, 100 Leaves

Choose the pack size that suits your tank routine, add the leaves directly to the aquarium, and refresh them every few weeks to maintain ongoing tannin release for breeding, nursing, or everyday supportive care.

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