Beschreibung
SP-Indian Almond Tree Tubes
Generous natural protective tubes & highly effective humic substance source!
Bring the concentrated natural power of Southeast Asia into your aquarium: The SP-Indian Almond Tree Tubes in the long 100-110 mm version are a beautiful, purely natural hiding place that is perfectly tailored to the needs of shrimp. Made from the bark of the traditional Indian almond tree (Terminalia catappa), these tubes impress with their intense brown, rustic color and their uneven, absolutely natural shape. They blend harmoniously into any aquarium and create valuable living spaces for your invertebrates.
Your benefits at a glance:
- Perfect shrimp hideout: The natural tube shape offers dwarf shrimp, dwarf crayfish, and freshly hatched offspring an excellent, darkened shelter. Ideal as a stress-free retreat during the sensitive molting phase!
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Strong humic substance source: Indian almond tree bark is known for its high concentration of valuable humic substances, tannins, and flavonoids. It releases these active ingredients into the water in a controlled manner over a very long period. This has an antibacterial effect, prevents fungal infections, and strengthens the vitality of your animals.
(Note: The humic substances contained can lead to a biologically valuable and completely harmless amber-colored tinting of the water.) - Premium quality: Our Indian almond tree tubes are completely untreated and were specially dried gently. They are guaranteed free from harmful substances – for maximum safety in your aquarium or breeding station.
💡 Application note (Soaking):
Since this is a pure natural product, the tubes initially float. We recommend soaking them for a few days in a separate container before adding them to the aquarium (changing the water daily) or temporarily weighting them down in the tank with a small stone until they are fully saturated and stay at the bottom on their own.
Product details:
- Set of 3 tubes
- 100% genuine Indian almond tree bark (untreated & specially dried)
- Great, rough texture – perfect for useful biofilm for grazing
- Gradually scraped by snails and shrimp over time as a valuable source of roughage
