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Duckweed / Duckweed PortionDuckweed (Lemna minor L) Floating plant suitable for the aquarium also suitable for garden ponds and biotopes Duckweed – a natural floating plant for aquariums, ponds and feed productionDuckweed, also known as water lettuce, is a hardy, fast-growing floating plant suitable for freshwater aquariums, ponds and small rearing tanks. The small, green plants float freely on the water’s surface, reproduce very rapidly under favourable conditions and offer numerous benefits: They remove excess nutrients from the water, provide shade, improve the natural balance and are readily eaten by shrimp, snails, goldfish, ducks and other animals.Breeding and propagationCultivating duckweed is very simple. The plants are placed directly on the water’s surface and require no planting, no substrate and no CO₂ system. With sufficient light, calm water and enough nutrients, they reproduce by division. Under good conditions, the population can increase significantly within a few days. A small container, a nano-aquarium or a plastic tub is sufficient for targeted cultivation. We recommend at least 5 to 10 litres of water, for a more stable and productive culture 20 litres or more. The water should be as still as possible, as duckweed does not tolerate strong currents, splashing water or leaves that are permanently submerged.Optimal conditionsDuckweed is highly adaptable and grows reliably in many freshwater environments. An ideal water temperature of around 18 to 28 °C. Temperatures of approximately 10 to 30 °C are generally tolerated, though growth slows significantly in cooler conditions. The water should be nutrient-rich, for example through the presence of fish, prawns, snails or very sparing use of liquid fertiliser. A pH value in the slightly acidic to slightly alkaline range is suitable; approximately 5.5 to 8.0 is not a problem for most cultures. Water hardness usually plays only a minor role. Above all, sufficient light and a calm water surface are important. A lighting duration of around 8 to 12 hours a day promotes vigorous, green growth.Care instructionsSince duckweed grows very quickly, the population should be thinned out regularly. A completely closed plant canopy can block too much light from reaching other aquarium plants and restrict gas exchange at the water’s surface. You should therefore remove some of the plants using a fine-mesh net or spoon if necessary. To maintain a healthy culture, it is advisable to carry out partial water changes regularly and to remove dead or yellowing plants. In aquariums with strong surface movement, a filter outlet directly at the water’s surface or very nutrient-poor water, growth may be slower.Benefits at a glanceDuckweed is easy to care for, fast-growing and versatile.They help break down nutrients, provide shelter for young fish, naturally shade the aquarium and are ideal as a supplementary food for many aquatic animals.This makes them ideal for aquarists, pond owners and anyone wishing to create a simple, natural plant culture.The delivery consists of a starter batch of live duckweed for further propagation.Please note: Duckweed can spread very rapidly and should not be released into natural water bodies.

SANAL Anti Hairball Bites - Malt Malt helps to reduce the formation of hairballs. This Sanal Anti Hairball Snack is delicious and loved by cats. Composition: Cereals (4% malt), meat and animal by-products (4% beef), oils and fats, vegetable protein extracts, fish and fish by-products, vegetable by-products (4% oat fiber), milk and dairy products, minerals. Dosage: as a snack, make sure you drink enough water

Free-Standing Hay Manger metal, powder coated for hay, grasses, etc. lid prevents the pet from climbing in no risk of injury protects food against faeces and urine Size: 20cm x 23cm x 20cm  

Sera Raffy P Pellets - staple food for aquatic turtles The balanced basis for aquatic turtles - Sera Raffy P is the main food made from floating, gently produced granules for carnivorous reptiles such as aquatic turtles. floating and gently produced granules for carnivorous reptiles and aquatic turtles with animal and vegetable ingredients high omega fatty acid content available in different sizes The balanced, tasty composition with animal and also required vegetable ingredients is characterised by optimally usable protein, easily digestible carbohydrates and a high content of omega fatty acids. The basic needs of carnivorous reptiles are reliably covered. Their healthy development and vitality are promoted. Feed sparingly. Supplement with fresh food according to the needs of the animals.Composition:Maize starch, wheat gluten, fish meal, wheat flour, brewer's yeast, whole egg powder, fish oil, gammarus, green-lipped mussel, lucerne, herbs, nettle, parsley, seaweed, paprika, spirulina, spinach, carrots, garlic.Analytical constituents:Crude protein 41.0 %, crude fat 5.4 %, crude fibre 4.5 %, moisture 4.0 %, crude ash 5.4 %, Ca 1.0 %, P 0.6 %.

Petifool Blütenzauber - Supplementary food for all rodents and reptils 100% NATURAL Carefully selected flowers, leaves and herbs Valuable energy supplier For optimum digestion Feeding instruction:Feed Petifool Blütenzauber pure or additionally to daily main food. Ingredients:Parsley stalks, raspberry leaves, stinging nettle, buckhorn, dandelion, cornflower red and pink

Salvinia auriculataSalvinia Auriculata (Brazilian salvinia) is a floating plant native to South America. It grows moderately quickly so that its population can be controlled. Easy to grow. Absorbs nitrogen to combat algae. Propagates by spreading.Difficulty of cultivation: easy to mediumLight requirement: medium to highCO₂ requirement: lowHeight of the adult plant: 0.5 cmGrowth: moderate to fastTemperature: 22 - 24°CPlacement in the aquarium: SurfaceOrigin: South and Central AmericaCup diameter 6 cmSalvinia Auriculata (Brazilian Salvinia) is a floating ornamental plant. It is native to the calm, still waters of South and Central America. It can be found from Paraguay to Cuba. It owes its popularity above all to its original appearance. Its small oval leaves with a diameter of 10 mm cm are arranged opposite each other on an elongated leaf stalk. These leaves are covered with fine hairs that trap air bubbles, allowing them to float. Depending on the light intensity, they are wavy or flat. Salvinia forms a third type of underwater leaves on which the spores are deposited.Like all floating plants, Salvinia is recommended for shady waters . Its great appetite for nitrogen and phosphorus compounds makes this plant a good ally in the fight against algae. Salvinia has low light and nutrient requirements. It grows well in both moderate and strong light. As a floating plant, it does not require a substrate but draws all the necessary nutrients directly from the water. During the vegetation period, it reproduces by spreading, whereby the growth rate is moderate. This makes it easy to control its growth and remove excess plants. It grows to a length of 3-6 cm and likes warm, humid air, so it is advisable to use a glass or cover when growing it.It should be placed in such a way that no condensation falls on the plants. It adapts very quickly to the new parameters. However, it should be borne in mind that it will die if there is too little light. It thrives best in soft to medium-hard water at 22-24°C. The in vitro culture of plants is carried out in tissue culture laboratories. Thanks to the sterile production conditions, the cuttings are free from snails, algae or pathogens.Planting:The plant must be removed from the cup and thoroughly rinsed of the gel under running water. This is best done by placing the plant in a container of lukewarm water. Most of the gel will then fall off by itself. Place the plant on the surface of the water.