SunGrowCatappa Indian Almond Leaves for Shrimp Aquariums, 4-7 Inches Long Leaf (10 Pcs), Lowers Your Tank's pH and Pet Stress, Creates Better Habitat Environment

Shrimp Ashley seem to love these leaves. You get a huge amount for the price. I just put a small piece in every now and then and it last a very long time before degrades but it helps give the shrimp nutrients as a neon my shrimp. Keep breeding like crazy.

Has tons of tanins, makes 10 gallon tanks into the boston harbor when taxes. Shrimp chill on them once in a while, Shrimp will eat up the leaf if theres no food so its a good food to leave if your gone for a long trip. Great aesthetic too for shrimp food too.

Lots of big leaves, quick shipping. I don't know what else to say.

Works well, lowers ph and realeses tannins into the water

Some of the leaves looked to be rotting too fast but for the most part they are good, the shrimps will hide under them and its pretty cute to see.

I use these in all of my aquariums. Was having issues with high ph and tried adding crushed materials to filtration system but these are so much easier and create a great hiding place for new babies and break down over time in the tank. You have to soak these or allow them to float for a while in your tank to sink to bottom but once they becoming water logged you can position them where you will. I got these to try and are the perfect size for my 10 and 20 gallon tanks and can be cut up for smaller tanks. I quarter them to use in my 2.5 gallon tank and use them whole in my 5 gallon tank but have also added multiple leaves to my larger tanks. My pleco loves them, my snails are fascinated by them and gives my fry somewhere to hang out safely and avoid being eaten by larger fish in my tanks. Heard about them via a youtuber and thought I would give them a try and they have worked well for me to drop the ph level as well as keeping healthy bacteria in my tanks. I would highly recommend to others for aquatic pets.

These smaller Mini Catappa Indian Almond Leaves are great for Nano tanks, since all my tanks are nano, and I raise Guppies, Endlers, as well as Shrimps, these smaller leaves work great for me. While I do have a bunch of the larger Catappa leaves, in order for me to use them, I have to tear them apart for my Nano tanks, so these are a lot easier since all I have to do is drop them in the tanks. Needless to say, the shrimp really like to eat them and very quickly.

I have a 55 gallon fish tank I took all the floor rocks out and use this “ better and the fish love it