Mulberry leaves - 10 pcs.

Mini Bricks "Chocolate" by Shrimp TVoptimal for shrimp aquariumsnumerous design possibilitiesoffer a super hiding place for young shrimpperfect to tie moss on itThese premium mini bricks are optimal for nano and shrimp aquariums. They serve baby shrimp as a hiding place or can be optimally equipped with moss and other plants. The mini bricks are perfectly replicated hole bricks - a loving detail in any aquarium.Content: 8 piecesColor: Chocolate

Goyave Leaves - Packed with 10 piecesGoyave leaves can prevent bacterial fungal infection in your shrimp and strengthen the health of your shrimp in general. Simply add a leaf to the shrimp aquarium and leave it until it is eaten by the shrimp.Contents: 10 pieces

SuperFish feeding tube with bowl made of glassWith this long feeding tube made of glass, you can feed shrimp and bottom dwellers of your aquarium specifically. Through the generous opening, you can place sinking food specifically and thus preserve your aquarium water.Feed your shrimp, bottom dwellers and other fish specifically with this long feeding tube.Spacious funnel-shaped tube opening prevents food spillagePrevents the water from being polluted by food remainsSuitable only for sinking foodEasy fixation with suction cupsCrystal clear glassThe glass bowl is the ideal feeding place for messy eating shrimpKeeps the aquarium floor cleanNo food waste, as it is visible how much is being eatenSuitable for freshwater and saltwaterThe feeding tube isavailable in two sizes:30 cm long glass tube with feeding bowl in diameter 6 cm45 cm long glass tube with feeding bowl in diameter 6cmFirst rinse with tap water. Clean regularly, do not use chemicals.Rinse with tap water first. Clean regularly. Never use chemicals to clean..

Aquarium silicone blackSilicone sealant for bonding aquariums, terrariums and display cases. Permanently elastic, waterproof, UV, weather and color resistant, with excellent adhesion to glass. Solvent and fungicide-free, 100 % silicone. Contains no harmful substances for fish and reptiles. Rinse aquariums several times with water after curing. 300ml tube

Bucephalandra sp. "Wave leaf" Bucephalandra sp. "Wave Leaf" is an aquarium plant that can grow on rocks and roots. An endemic species from the Indonesian island of Borneo. The rhizome of the plant should not be buried in the soil.Difficulty of growing: easyLight requirements: lowCO₂ requirements: lowHeight of mature plant: 10 cmGrowth: slowTemperature: 22-28°CPlacement in aquarium: second levelOrigin: Borneo Island, Southeast AsiaCup diameter: 6 cmAlthough the Bucephalalander has been known to botanists since the mid-19th century. Century is known, it enjoys in the aquaristics only for about a decade of growing popularity. The genus name refers to the name of Alexander the Great's beloved horse, Bucephalus. Bucephalandra sp. Wavyleaf was found in the wild in the riparian rivers of Borneo. Its characteristic feature is the relatively narrow and long leaves of deep green color with wavy edges.In terms of overall structure and requirements, it resembles the popular Anubias. Aquascapers like to use this plant in arrangement design because it requires little maintenance due to its moderate growth. Bucephalandra can be successfully cultivated in paludariums, but the leaves above water are thicker and differently colored.Bucephalandra sp. 'Wave Leaf' overgrows rushing streams and rivers with strong currents in the wild. It is also commonly found on the slopes of waterfalls. In the aquarium, it can therefore be successfully planted near the filter outlet or the circulating pump.This variety of Bucephalandra is easy to grow and therefore recommended for beginners. It has a wide range of tolerable parameters. It grows in both soft and hard water, with a GH of 0 - 30. pH should be between 5 and 8. It can thrive in partial shade and even in shade, although it looks more colorful in intense lighting.The propagation is similar to that of Anubias. It forms derived rhizomes that emerge from the main part of the plant. To obtain new cuttings, simply cut off the side shoots. If it stays on the mother plant, it forms a nice, compact growth. In the background, attached to a root or rock, it cuts a fine figure. Its adhesive roots grow very strongly into the pores of rocks or roots. After some time, the grip is so strong that it is practically impossible to remove the plant without scissors or a knife. Bucephalandra can also be planted in loose and porous substrate, such as lava, but be sure to avoid covering the rhizome. Planted deep in the substrate, it loses its leaves and dies. In addition to aquariums, this species is also well suited for paludariums, but the humidity must always be kept high. Otherwise, the leaves of Bucephalandra will dry out and die.Planting: The plant must be removed from the cup and thoroughly rinsed from 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. Divide the contents of the cup into 1-2 cm lumps and then place them at a small distance on the selected items.