The lifespan of Indian almond leaves
Indian almond leaves extract the same way as the rest of the natural aquarium plant. These plants need to be dried after soaking or boiling because they will clean themselves. You wash them, boil them ( if required), and leave them to dry up for a while. There are some chemicals and bacteria on their stem and leaves that can be dangerous for the water, as well as for betta. So it is always advised to extract these leaves just this way. Methods The method of using these leaves is simple. People think this plant is difficult to handle and take care of, but there is nothing like that. These leaves work on their own and in their specific way. They must be washed and dried before being placed in the aquarium. After that, they will take 3 or 6 days to sink in the water entirely, leading to their wear and tear phase, which releases tannins acid from their body. This tannin's acid is essential for water and betta, not the Indian almond leaves themselves. Lifespan These lea...