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Banana Leaves

Banana Leaves

Scientific name: Musa acuminata

Banana leaves are versatile and striking additions to any aquarium or terrarium. Their broad, vibrant green leaves provide natural shelter and create a lush, tropical ambiance. Perfect for aquatic and terrestrial setups alike, banana leaves offer hiding spots for small creatures and contribute to water quality in aquariums. Their durability and ease of maintenance make them ideal for hobbyists looking to create a vibrant and naturalistic environment. Enhance your space with the exotic beauty of banana leaves today!

 

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Banana Leaves

Banana Leaves

Banana leaves are versatile and striking additions to any aquarium or terrarium. Their broad, vibrant green leaves provide natural shelter and create a lush, tropical ambiance. Perfect for aquatic and terrestrial setups alike, banana leaves offer hiding spots for small creatures and contribute to water quality in aquariums. Their durability and ease of maintenance make them ideal for hobbyists looking to create a vibrant and naturalistic environment. Enhance your space with the exotic beauty of banana leaves today!

 

Harvested from our own nurseries, hand-picked, cleaned, dried, treated, and packed.

Weight

5g

Dimensions

10-12

Size range of leaves

Length-20cm Width-3cm

Water type

fresh water aquarium and terrarium

Packing

Printed bag

Botanical location

Sri lanka
  1. Use dechlorinated water and boil the leaves for a few minutes.
  2. Stir well, then remove the leaves and let them cool before adding them to the aquarium.
David Collins :
Got some banana leaves from this place for my terrarium, and I’m genuinely impressed. They hold up well, look fantastic, and my gecko loves using them for cover. While browsing, I also came across Catappa leaves for shrimps and Mulberry leaves for shrimps both have made a noticeable difference in my shrimp tank. It’s hard to find supplies that feel this natural and high quality.
Josh Edwards :
This shop gave my enclosure the perfect tropical vibe. The texture and shape of the banana foliage created ideal hiding spots, and my frogs settled in right away. I also came across Catappa barks for shrimps, which improved the tank’s water quality. Combined with Catappa leaves and Mulberry leaves for shrimps, it’s created a healthier, more balanced environment for my shrimp.

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Belly Pods

Belly pods, from the Aegle marmelos tree, are used in aquariums to release beneficial compounds, similar to Indian almond leaves. They are beneficial for fish such as bettas, angelfish, discus, and tetras, providing natural antibacterial properties and creating a healthy aquatic environment.

Indian Almond leaves

Indian almond leaves (catappa leaves) and jackfruit leaves are beneficial for betta fish in aquariums. Indian almond leaves release tannins with antibacterial and antifungal properties, helping to maintain water quality, lower pH levels naturally, and reduce stress. Jackfruit leaves also release tannins, conditioning water and creating a natural environment that supports betta fish health and well-being.