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Mangrove Leaves

Mangrove Leaves

Scientific name: Rhizophora mangle

Mangrove leaves are essential elements in both aquariums and terrariums, offering a unique blend of aesthetics and functionality. These leaves contribute to a naturalistic environment, mimicking coastal habitats where mangroves thrive. They provide hiding places for small fish and shrimp, while their decomposition enriches water quality by releasing beneficial nutrients. Mangrove leaves are easy to integrate and maintain, making them ideal for hobbyists aiming to create a vibrant and ecologically balanced aquatic or terrestrial setup.

 

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Mangrove Leaves

Mangrove Leaves

Mangrove leaves are essential elements in both aquariums and terrariums, offering a unique blend of aesthetics and functionality. These leaves contribute to a naturalistic environment, mimicking coastal habitats where mangroves thrive. They provide hiding places for small fish and shrimp, while their decomposition enriches water quality by releasing beneficial nutrients. Mangrove leaves are easy to integrate and maintain, making them ideal for hobbyists aiming to create a vibrant and ecologically balanced aquatic or terrestrial setup.

 

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

Weight

5g

Dimentoins

10-12

Size range of leaves

Free size

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.
Michael Turner :
I added mangrove leaves from this shop to my terrarium, and it really changed the whole atmosphere. The leaves look super natural and help keep the humidity just right for my frogs. Plus, they make great hiding spots. Definitely a must-have if you want a thriving, natural setup.
Ethan Harris :
I wasn’t sure at first, but getting mangrove leaves from CeylonTro was a great call. They slowly break down and add a nice, natural feel to my reptile enclosure. The quality is top-notch, and the team really knows what they’re doing. If you’re looking to buy terrarium supplies that work, this is the place.

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