Seeds and seed carriers

Seeds and seed carriers are not yet widely used in aquariums, but are more and more increasing in popularity. Rightly so because these are full of good tannins and are ideal to create natural shelters and habitats.
 
More and more seeds and seer carriers are beïng discovered that can be used in the aquarium. These are all full of tannins (natural acids) which help against bacteria and diseases.
 
Besides that do seeds and seed carriers give the aquarium a natural look. All can be used in biotope-aquascapes and can be used to make shelters in the aquarium. Mix a few seeds and seed carriers to get a nice natural aquarium for its inhabitants.


Savu pod / Jequitiba 6-9cm

€1,50

The savu pods grow on the Brazilian Cariniana legalis tree. The savu pods have a similar effect on the water parameters as the catappa products. The Savu pods have a length of 6-9 centimeters.

AquaCurl 8-10 cm

€1,50

The AquaCurl is a woody natural product which can be used perfectly in the aquarium. Due to the sturdy structure, the AquaCurl retains its shape in the aquarium. Ideal as a natural shelter and or use in a biotope aquariums!

Canoinhas pods 10-14cm

€1,50

Canoinhas pods are not yet widely used in aquariums but are full of good substances (tannins). Canoinhas pods are ideal for use in biotope aquariums and serve as excellent natural hiding places.

Bell cup 5-7cm

€1,50

The Bell cup is al product that can be used as a shelter for shrimps, crayfish and small fish. The cup contains many good substances such as tannins & trace elements, which makes the Bell cup suitable for black water aquariums.

Bolsa pod 8-12cm

€1,50

The bolsa pod is a very decorative natural product for in the aquarium. Besides that this bolsa pod is very suitable as decoration, it also contains a lot of good tannins and trace elements.

Badam nut 5-8cm

€1,50

The Badam nut is the little brother of the Buddha nut. Where the Buddha nut is 8-12 centimeters, the Badam nut remains somewhat smaller with a length of 5-8 centimeters. The ideal hiding place for shrimps and small fish.

Lotus pod 6-8cm

€1,50

The lotus pods have several small holes where shrimps can hide in and find food. The lotus pods contain natural tannins and tannic acids that slightly acidify the water.

Chapeuzinho pods 5-10cm

€1,95

The Chapeuzinho pods are from the Amazon and serve natural hiding places within the aquarium. The Chapeuzinho pods look a bit like a large acorn shell and release good substances (tannins and tannins) into the water. 5-10CM in diameter.

Cocos pods 6-8cm

€1,95

The cocos pods 6-8cm are the ideal natural hiding place for shrimp and crayfish in the aquarium. These cocos pods are also full of good tannins and humic acids that slightly lower the pH and help prevent diseases and bacteria.

Sororoca flower 9-14cm

€2,50

The Sororoca flower is a dried seed carrier that resembles the shell of a beech nut. The Sororoca flower has a thick skin and therefore releases tannins into the water for a very long time. This is also the ideal shelter for your shrimp, crayfish and smal

Boeddha Nut 8-12cm

€2,50

The Buddha Nut is a perfect natural product for the aquarium. The Buddha Nut is full of good tannins and is the ideal shelter for shrimps, crayfish and small fish. The Buddha Nut is ideal for tying up moss and plants.

Sapucainha pod

€12,95 €8,95

The Sapucainha pod is a woody pod that is ideal for use in the aquarium. Due to its structure and shape, shrimps, crayfish and small fish can find shelter inside the pods. Available in 3 sizes: 4-7cm, 11-13cm and 14-18cm.

Alder cones

€2,50

Strobiles have many positive effects. Strobiles gives off tannins that reduce the KH in a natural way. Content: 25 grams.

Half coconut 8-10cm

€4,95

The half coconut is easy to use within the aquarium and can still be finished as desired (holes/plants). The half coconut provides natural hiding places and the addition of good substances (tannins and humic acids) to the water. Size: 8-10 centimeters.

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