Approx 15 - 20 cm (6 to 8 inches) long each peice.

This bark is also suitable for human consumption as a spice. Vegetarian and vegan. Naturally gluten free.

Benefits of Cinnamon bark with shrimps

Cinnamon supplies the water with essential oils and tannin (tanic acid) which will support the well being of shrimps.They become a natural shelter for new born or moulting shrimps.

They make for a decorative shelter in your shrimp tank and it gives a nice reddish brown color when added to your tank.

How to use cinnamon in your aquarium

Add to boiling water for approximately 10-15 mins. Place in the desired location in your tank.

Recommended Dosage:

2 to 3 inch peice per 30-40 litres, if in doubt add in smaller quantities. Will last for approximately a month after which it can be replaced or left in for decoration.

Package:

40g packet. Approx 6 to 8 inches long each peice. One may be smaller to achieve correct weight.

Picture is indication of 80g of bark.

Indian Almond Bark: approx 15g per pack.

The Indian Almond Bark can be placed directly into the tank or put into the filtration system. This will tan the water slightly (to a clear amber) and provide a very natural stream-bottom look to your aquarium.

BENEFITS OF INDIAN ALMOND BARK :

Simulate black water condition which is the natural environment for most tropical fish.
Cure sick fish of bacterial infections and to help speed up healing of damaged fins or body injuries.
Enhance fertility of fishes. Enhance the natural color of fish.
Contain humic acids and tannins which have anti-bacterial and anti-fungal properties.
Contains calcium needed to activate the muscles and to develop strong bones, teeth and scales.
Lowers the pH of water and absorbs harmful chemicals.

Indian Almond Bark is ideal for bettas, discus, gouramis, killiefish, tetras, arowana’s, angelfish, South American dwarf cichlids, corys, plecos, some rasboras some cat-fishes and crustaceans.