Catappa Indian Almond Leaves (20 leaves/bag)

Almond leaves have been a long kept secret of breeders of bettas in south asia.
It was then noticed that if one were to introduce the leaves into aquariums one could achieve similar conditions as found in the fishes natural environment.

The leaves were found to help keep their fish healthy with strong anti-bacterial properties and promote breeding.

The dried leaves act as a "black water extract" which gradually turns the water brown like tea and effectively reduces the ph levels in water, releasing organic compounds such as humic acids, flavanoids (quercetin and kamferol) and tannins (s. a. punicalin, punicalagin and tercatein) into the water which absorb harmful chemicals. other fish known to benefit from indian almond leaf use include baby discus, dwarf cichlids, killi fish, rasboras, catfish and black water tetras.