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Dennerle Catappa Leaves

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$6.58 $8.77 In stock

Category: Aquarium Water Treatment

Dennerle Catappa Leaves are mature, dried leaves from the tropical almond tree. These are able to provide many effective substances for natural water care and feed supplementation, especially for sucker-mouth catfish and shrimps. Catappa leaves have lots of uses in the aquarium including reducing pH, disease prevention, aquarium decoration and enhancing the colours of fish and shrimp.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 4 reviews)

Robert ★★★★★

My betta’s fins are looking fuller after just a week with one leaf in the tank, and the water smells earthy but not dirty. The leaf releases tannins slowly, so I don’t have to swap it out every few days.

Elizabeth U. ★★★★★

Dropped two of these in the tank for my shy betta and within a day the water took on that soft tea tint he loves. The leaves are sturdy and don’t fall apart fast, which is exactly what I needed for a slow-release natural boost.

Elizabeth M. ★★★★★

Swapped these into my betta tank and within a day his fins looked noticeably more relaxed and vibrant. The leaves release their tannins gradually, so the water takes on a gentle amber tint without clouding up too fast.