Nicole Braun Walnut Leaves Green

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Harvested directly from the tree
Provides shrimps with both food and cover
For authentic habitat structuring
Similar antibiotic effect like Catappa leaves, but weaker

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Nano 20 pcs.

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€ 0,20 / piece

5 pcs.

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€ 0,38 / piece

10 pcs.

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€ 0,29 / piece

25 pcs.

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€ 0,20 / piece

50 pcs (out of stock)

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€ 0,16 / piece

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€ 0,20 / piece

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Description

These leaves are harvested from walnut trees in the mixed forests and their edges of the northern Black Forest in southwestern Germany and then carefully air-dried. They are harvested directly from the trees, not taken from the ground, thereby ensuring optimum quality.
Green walnut leaves provide a good alternation in the diet of shrimps. They are popular with all hobbyists who like to add natural products to the feed. Additionally, walnut leaves have the same effect as Sea-almond (Terminalia catappa) leaves, but in weakened form – one of the reasons why they are very popular with shrimp keepers.

For the Nano version, especially small leaves with a maximum length of 7 cm are hand-selected - ideal for Nano aquaria.

Features

Harvested directly from the tree
Provides shrimps with both food and cover
For authentic habitat structuring

Usage

1 leaf per 20 l water. For the Nano version, 2 leaves per 20 l water. Leaves can remain in the water until they are completely decomposed. The feeding can be repeated after 1-2 weeks.