SunGrow 50 pcs Catappa Indian Almond Leaves for Betta Fish Tank Aquarium, 2” Water Conditioner Leaves, Leaf Also Suitable for Shrimp, Goldfish, Guppy and Frogs

helped so much with the water quality of my bettas tank! i put two in as directed when i first got the order and still haven’t needed to replace them over a month later!

This was the first time I purchased these leaves for any of my bettas. My betta is an overall healthy fish so I did not purchase them to “heal” him but rather to give him a more natural home environment and see if he liked them. After they sank I moved them to his “cave” and he seems to LOVE them. He goes in to lay on them regularly so I am going to assume they are a hit.

These helped my betta a ton and they don't mess with the water or the tank aesthetic a lot! They're really cheap and they look fine floating up at the top of the tank!

I got these to treat my betta fin rot. They are not helping like I expected, but I am going to keep trying.

Great quality, only regret was not ordering more than 1 package.

My male betta rocket absolutely loves these he hides in them, plays in them and sleeps on them, that alone was such a amazing sight he literally was sleeping right below the top of water. He went up to check them out inspecting them and really enjoys them no more looking to see where rocket is because he goes where ever they float. I am happy, he's happy! Such a great product for bettas!

this was my first time purchasing small almond leaves for my tanks. previously I have only purchased the more common larger leaves.They seemed to work as intended just not as effective as bigger almond leaves.As far as additive to the tank for lowering PH, adding tannins, and food for mostly shrimp, I have had better experiences with the bigger leaves. You get way more tannin from a bigger leaf than a bunch of little ones and for some reason the bigger leaves break down better and faster over time compared to the smaller. For example over a period of a month or two the small leaves showed little signs of breaking down, and my shrimp where not as interested in eating them. Maybe this has to do with something with the leaves being younger. Not the biggest deal but I just liked how the bigger leaves had more of a natural cycle in my tanks (put a in few pieces, get the leaf litter and tannins, and then eventually be eaten by my shrimp) where as the small needed more leaves to get the same level of litter and tannin and were ignored by shrimp and didn't seem to break down in the same way or at all really.

So far so good for my bettas