GARNELEN4YOU® Sea almond tree leaves, high-quality long-term feed and water treatment thanks to valuable ingredients, for aquarium inhabitants such as shrimp, crabs and snails (100 pieces 6-9 cm).

• Best health and a stable water biology thanks to valuable ingredients such as flavonoids, humic acids, tannins and saponins with antibiotic, antifungal, anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties
• Natural long-term food for shrimp, crabs and snails in nano size of 6-9 cm. Sea almond tree leaves also allow a natural aquarium design and offer hiding places for young animals. Application: 1 nano sheet per 20 litres of aquarium water
• Highest quality and safety thanks to the cover of sea almond tree leaves from uncontaminated forest regions in Cambodia, collected by hand and dried in the sun
• High-quality packaging in sealed, resealable aroma stand bag to preserve the valuable ingredients
• ✅ FULLY TESTED BY numerous shrimp lovers | Due to small business status according to Section 19 UStG does not show VAT in the invoice. | According to feed regulation: feed material for invertebrates aquarium inhabitants such as shrimp, crabs and snails

GARNELEN4YOU Sea Almond Tree Leaves - From Shrimp Lovers for Shrimp Lovers For best health and stable water biology. GARNELEN4YOU sea almond tree leaves are a product of the biologist and shrimp grower Philipp Baumann from Aachen and are also successfully used in their breeding. Scientific background: The leaves of the almond tree (Terminalia catappa) have been known in aquaristics as well as invertebrates and ornamental fish cultivation for decades due to their health-promoting properties (Ikhwanuddin et al, 2014). Valuable ingredients such as flavonoids, humic acids, tannins and saponins (Ahmed et al., 2005) are released into the water and have an antibiotic, antifungal (Muangsan and Senamontee, 2008; Goun et al, 2003), anti-inflammatory (Fan et al, 2004) and antioxidant (cinematic (cinematic (cinematic ita et al. 2. 007). Therapeutic as well as preventative, the dried leaves are used for bacterial and fungal infections, spawning fungus, gill worms, mucous membrane damage, fin rot, bite wounds and hole disease (Chansue et al, 2004; Schliewen, 2017). In addition, sea almond tree leaves themselves, as well as as growing surface, are an excellent long-term feed for invertebrates such as shrimp, crabs and snails. They also offer hiding places for rearing young animals and give aquariums, terrariums and palludariums a natural look. Application: 10 cm leaf per 30 litres of aquarium water. The release of the health-promoting ingredients remains over approx. 3 weeks and colours the aquarium water slightly brownish. The humic acids reduce the pH value, but the conductivity is hardly affected. Almond tree leaves are natural products. The texture, colour and size may therefore vary.