Mulberry leaves

Mulberry leaves are a real treat for shrimp, crayfish and snails in the aquarium and provide the animals with many important ingredients as supplemental food sources that contribute to well-being and the shrimp and crayfish e.g. assist in the moulting ... here especially the higher protein content and calcium.

Mulberry leaves also contain important and valuable fiber, vitamins, minerals and various trace elements for shrimp, crayfish, crabs and snails. In addition, the decomposing Mulberry leaves over time also provide an important basis for a nutritious biofilm, which is often grazed by shrimp and snails.

Our Mulberry leaves are 100% natural, untreated and gently dried in the air. Due to the relatively soft cell structure of the Mulberry leaves they are relatively quickly utilizable for the shrimp, crayfish and snails as food / feed.

Our Tip
The Mulberry leaves initially float on the water surface, but sink relatively quickly to the ground.
Otherwise, the leaves of the Mulberry can also be good fixed e.g. with a small stone on the ground.

Usage
The Mulberry leaves can be added directly into the aquarium after a short overbrewing and little "steep / soak". Due to the relatively soft cell structure of the Mulberry leaves, it does not take too long until the shrimp and crayfish "pounce on it" ... by the way, the Mulberry leaves can be kept in the aquarium until they are completely eaten by the shrimp, crayfish, crabs and snails.

Dosage
Depending on the number of shrimp or crayfish in the aquarium about 1-3 Mulberry leaves per 20 liters of aquarium water.

Content & Delivery
10 pcs. Mulberry leaves, green, dried in resealable zip bag.