Product Review

Are Catappas for Your Tank?
Indian almond leaves sometimes referred to as IAL or Ketapang (Terminalia catappa), is quite popular among aquarium hobbyists. These are ideal for fish that are originally from aquatic environments rich in leaf debris such as bettas, gouramis, blackwater tetras, rasboras discus, and many dwarf cichlids. It is not recommended for those that like alkaline and hard water like African cichlids from the Great Rift Valley lakes.

Here are some situations when aquarium enthusiasts use Catappas:
New aquarium set-up
Introduction of new fish to an aquarium
Induce breeding especially in Bettas
Setting up and maintaining fry aquarium
Moving a fish to a new home in a plastic transport bag
How to Use:
These leaves are considered to be one of the best water conditioners that promote breeding and wound recovery. There are at least 5 ways how you can fully utilize its benefits.