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WHAT YOU RECEIVE

  • 8 × Mulberry Leaves
  • 8 × Guava Leaves
  • 8 × Banana Leaf Pieces
  • 8 × Catappa Leaves / Indian Almond Leaves — approx. 6–8 cm

Natural product: size, shape, colour, texture and surface detail will vary.

PRODUCT DETAILS

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What it does

Adds varied textures and softening leaf surfaces for natural grazing behaviour.

Slow down if

Pause or remove excess material if livestock look stressed, water clouds unexpectedly or the aquarium is already unstable.

HOW TO USE / LAYOUT GUIDANCE

  • Top up slowly as leaves are eaten or break down.
Snail Leaf Buffet Pack – 30–80L in aquarium use

Product story

Snail Leaf Buffet Pack – 30–80L in use

Why aquarists use it

Aquarium snails, Shrimp tanks / Caridina and Neocaridina

It supports a more natural, observed aquarium route when introduced gradually and used alongside stable husbandry.

It does not replace stable husbandry, diagnose livestock problems, cure disease or promise instant water-parameter changes.

AQUARIUM PRODUCT STORY

Build the box as a natural habitat route

Illustrative BBA product-world scenes showing how this product can sit within a natural aquarium route. They are context ideas, not a review or result claim and not a promise that every tank will look the same.

Snail Leaf Buffet Pack - 30-80L illustrative habitat context scene
FEATURE PIECE

Set the largest structural botanical first and build the smaller materials around it.

Snail Leaf Buffet Pack - 30-80L illustrative grazing surface scene
OPEN ROUTES

Leave open sand and swimming space instead of filling the entire substrate.

Snail Leaf Buffet Pack - 30-80L illustrative natural placement scene
GRAZING SURFACES

Spread leaves and textured pieces so shrimp and small fish can explore multiple surfaces.

Snail Leaf Buffet Pack - 30-80L illustrative detail view scene
SHELTER

Use pods and harder forms to create cover without turning the whole aquarium into one dense pile.

PREPARATION & SAFETY

PREPARATION

  • Rinse all botanicals thoroughly before use. Do not use soap, detergents or household chemicals.
  • If needed, pre-soak harder pieces for 1–7 days to help them sink and to reduce the strongest initial tint.
  • A white or translucent biofilm may appear as botanicals begin to soften. This is a normal part of botanical decomposition and is commonly grazed by shrimp and snails.

SAFETY

  • Add botanicals gradually, particularly in small aquariums or very soft, low-KH water.
  • Botanicals are not a treatment and do not guarantee a specific pH, GH or KH change.
  • Remove or reduce botanical material if livestock show signs of stress.
  • For ornamental aquarium / hobby use only. Not for human consumption. Keep away from children and pets.
  • Some leaves may float at first, then sink as they become waterlogged.

FAQ

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What should I expect?

A varied leaf-litter look and grazing surfaces as different leaves soften at different speeds. Exact colour, texture and breakdown speed vary by product, tank size and flow.

When should I remove material?

Remove excess material if it traps debris badly, becomes more than the tank can process or coincides with livestock stress or poor water clarity.

Is this right for every tank?

No. If the aquarium is unstable, heavily stocked or already showing livestock stress, stabilise first or contact BBA before adding more botanicals.

LEARN BEFORE YOU ADD

Practical guides for botanical setup, preparation and what to expect.

COMPLETE THE ROUTE

Choose an addition only when it adds a different role to your setup.

AQUARIUM ROUTE

Not sure how much to add?

Use the route guidance before building a heavy botanical aquarium layout, especially for shrimp, nano and soft-water tanks.

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