Josh's Frogs Large Jackfruit Leaf Litter, 10 Count
$18.22
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$18.22
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Josh's Frogs Large Jackfruit Leaf Litter, 10 Count
$18.22
Sale price
$18.22
Regular price
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About This
- Similar to Catappa and Guava leaves, Jackfruit leaves can be used in aquariums to increase tannins
- Longer lasting than Catappa and Guava, but not as long as Magnolia leaves
- Also appropriate for terrarium use, these large leaves create visual barriers and hiding spots
- 10 Leaves 3"x6"
Overview
- Brand : Josh's Frogs
- Item Form : Leaves
- All of our leaf litters are collected from a pesti cide and herbicide free environment.
- They will hold up very well in humid environments so it makes a great terrarium or aquarium addition.
- As these are natural products, each leaf will vary slightly in size and shape. Each pack contains 10 leaves.
- Leaf Litter performs a very important role in a naturalistic vivarium. Leaf Litter provides shelter, visual barriers, and hiding places for the vivarium inhabitants.
- Mimicking the role of dead plant matter in the rainforest or in the riverbed, Leaf Litter also puts nutrients back into the environment, providing the stuff plants and microfauna need to thrive!
- Although our leaves are collected in a pesti cide and herbicide free environment, many choose to further treat vivarium decor. Leaves can be baked to a temperature of 140 degrees F. It is recommended that an oven safe container of water is in the stove with them to prevent ignition from being too dry.
- Alternatively, they can be boiled before adding to an aquarium.
- Substrates, feeders, other supplies, live plants, and educational resources all in one place for convenient pet ownership.
- Conservation Through Captive-Breeding
- Passionate About Pets & People
- One-Stop Shopping For Success
- Our goal is deliver insects and plants that are alive on arrival in all weather! Otherwise, DOAs are covered by our LAG promise.
- In 2004 by Joshua Willard made fruit fly cultures for his personal dart frogs. As a way to support his frog hobby and to better serve others in the amphibian hobby, Josh started selling the fruit fly cultures, as well as supplies for kits.
