Make no mistake! By nutrient-rich substrate we mean a high-quality soil rich in nutrients with a slow release, not the classic substrate with decaying material. Show more
ennerle Catappa Leaves €œ mature, dried leaves of the tropical almond tree €œ supply numerous natural active substances. Sucker catfish and shrimps appreciate the leaves as a valuable feed supplement.
Shrimps go to work on a Nano Catappa Leaf.
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Make no mistake! By nutrient-rich substrate we mean a high-quality soil rich in nutrients with a slow release, not the classic substrate with decaying material.
The right substrate makes our aquascaping future proof where plants can continue to enjoy substrate nutrients for a long time. Nutrients in the soil simply do not cause algae...
