SunGrow Indian Almond Leaves: Natural Water Conditioner for Betta, Shrimp, & Frogs (2 Pack)

VC: Perfect size for Nano tank.

United Kingdom on Dec 12, 2023

mads skelmads skel: i boiled mine personally, and 15 minutes made the perfect tea for my betta fish! yes the leaves are small, but it’s perfect for leaf litter on the bottom of your tank! and it came in a 2 pack which was a nice surprise

Canada on Dec 04, 2023

MzEpic: Works good

United States on Nov 21, 2023

Kindle Customer: Excellent leaves for Betta aquariums.

United States on Nov 04, 2023

Rosina Müller: Sie sind einfach zu benutzen und eigenen sich super für das Aquarium.

Germany on Nov 03, 2023

José AlejosJosé Alejos: The media could not be loaded.  Hojas pequeñas de unos 4 a 5 cm que cumplen muy bien su función, mis peces súper contentos con ellas, puedes calentar agua con las hojas y hacer una clase de té para que liberen todos los taninos, luego al enfriarse se agregar el te al acuario y da un toque marrón al agua.

Spain on Aug 05, 2023

Dana Sparks: I brought my new Betta home and immediately knew he was stressed out from the transition. I made sure I did everything right when setting up his tank. Had the tank going for at least 24 hours prior with proper water conditioner, water temp, and pH levels. It's also a decent sized tank with lots of decorations and places to hide, but he still was barely moving and looked...in pretty bad shape. He would wedge himself in corners and didn't look okay by any means. I was extremely worried he wasn't going to survive the transition and I would lose him. I got these leaves and by the next day he was swimming around and fanning out his fins. His appetite has also improved. By all means, he's still adjusting because we are only 4 days in, but I no longer worry that he won't make it. Anyone who has Bettas definitely needs catappa leaves.

United States on Mar 30, 2023

Amazon Customer: Pas du tout déçu, elles sont petites mais en bonne quantité, très bon rapport qualité-prix, j'en reprendrais !

France on Sep 14, 2022

RachelRachel: I have a 10 gallon tank. It is well filtered and heated. I condition the water and add beneficial bacteria. I do water changes every two weeks and nearly a full change each month. I also have four different species of plants. I have a female betta and one female danio ( I had 3 danios, but the female betta killed them. She has lived peacefully with the third danio for weeks in account of the danio swims super fast, so the betta gave up. Also they are both happy and healthy.) Good, now that we have a little backstory, let me tell you my experience with these almond leaves.
When I first received the package, the leaves were lovely in shape and were not too fragile. They held their form well. I put seven leaves in the tank. The package said 10 leaves for 12 gallons but I have a 10 gallon. Immediately my curious betta examined the leaves. She continues to attempt to eat the stem, possibly because it resembles her feeding tongs. My betta was glass surfing because a plant was dying in my tank and had gone unnoticed.
I purchased these leaves to hopefully reduce the stress of the ammonia spike that had happened previously. Immediately after adding the leafs I see a...

United States on Jan 14, 2020

kmcallahkmcallah: Leaves came tightly packed in a small bag, though there were very few that were cracked or broken. The thumbnail image suggests that the leaves are reddish and shiny, but they are brown and dry, which is to be expected from catappa leaves for aquariums. The leaves are small and vary in size from about 2 and a half inches to one inch, from what I received. They are very hardy and release tannins slowly, barely tinting the water after a week or so until I had to inevitably perform a water change. I put a couple leaves in small mason jars and poured boiling water on them to try to extract tannins to put in my aquariums directly, but even after five days the water in the jars is only slightly brownish but does smell a bit like tea.

The leaves look great and after a few days they will stop floating, though I slightly buried mine in the substrate until then. They last a long time compared to what I expected. The only problem I have experienced with these is that they are almost too durable, as I said before I've done water changes which certainly removed some of the released tannins, so it seems unlikely that they would build up unless if I put a huge amount of...

United States on Jan 31, 2018