Indian Almond Leaves
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shrimp love leaves, either oak, maple, or almond. THey graze on the infusoria which grows on them. I use leaves in all my shrimp tanks.
I've been looking for more info about indian almond leaves because everyone mentions how great they are for bettas (and I want my betta to be happy!).
The most technical article I could find is here:
http://www.bettysplendens.com/artic...splendens.com/articles/page.imp?articleid=898
... But I was wondering about filtration when I use leaves/extract. I've seen purigen clear the water of tannins, but is it also removing all the potential benefits? Should I take the purigen out of the filter?
The most technical article I could find is here:
http://www.bettysplendens.com/artic...splendens.com/articles/page.imp?articleid=898
... But I was wondering about filtration when I use leaves/extract. I've seen purigen clear the water of tannins, but is it also removing all the potential benefits? Should I take the purigen out of the filter?
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Information on Terminalia Catappa Leaves (Indian Almond Leaves)
Hi Lemmie,
You can read almost the complete information about the Terminalia Catappa Leaves (Indian Almond Leaves) from my friend Mr. William Berg's website at : http://www.indianalmondleaves.com
If you want to buy some, come to my at http://www.catappaleaves.com
Cheers!
Hi Lemmie,
You can read almost the complete information about the Terminalia Catappa Leaves (Indian Almond Leaves) from my friend Mr. William Berg's website at : http://www.indianalmondleaves.com
If you want to buy some, come to my at http://www.catappaleaves.com
Cheers!
I like alder cones for their potency but did a few tannin comparisons and maple leaves were the prettiest color. Oak leaves didn't do anything at all. Alder cones made the water more of a yellow whereas maple stains it to more of a rosy hue. Especially the little decorative japanese maples.
