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Wou! I found something new today but I have nothing to say. Those banana leaf are free in Malaysia! LOL
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LOL
-Cure the swollen eyes of bettas.
-Improve scales for betta fighters.
-Made bettas skin look fine.
-Make your bettas healthy.
Dry Banana Leaves Tea Bags for Sale
The dry banana leaves are cleaned and then processed into the tea bags. Each box contains 50 tea bags which takes up less room and is easier to store than a bag of 50 leaves. These tea bags are cleaner than putting whole banana leaves or broken pieces of banana leaves in your tank. When you remove an banana leaf from a tank it still leaves sediment on the bottom of the tank that can rot and lower your water quality. The bags prevent this from happening. You can also dip the tea bags in beanie cases or jars for single bettas until the color is what you want. You can use one tea bag for multiple containers till the bag won't change the color of the water anymore.
How to Use the Tea Bags
Use one tea bag for each 10 gallons of water. Simply rinse the tea bag under a faucet until soaked, then let it float in the tank until you get the color you want. Usually a light yellow-brown is what the normal watercolor of the betta's habitat is. In 10 gallons this may take a day or two. Then remove so you don't lower the ph too much by having rotting plant leaves in the tank.
Look what I copy and paste. Read it.
LOL-Cure the swollen eyes of bettas.
-Improve scales for betta fighters.
-Made bettas skin look fine.
-Make your bettas healthy.
Dry Banana Leaves Tea Bags for Sale
The dry banana leaves are cleaned and then processed into the tea bags. Each box contains 50 tea bags which takes up less room and is easier to store than a bag of 50 leaves. These tea bags are cleaner than putting whole banana leaves or broken pieces of banana leaves in your tank. When you remove an banana leaf from a tank it still leaves sediment on the bottom of the tank that can rot and lower your water quality. The bags prevent this from happening. You can also dip the tea bags in beanie cases or jars for single bettas until the color is what you want. You can use one tea bag for multiple containers till the bag won't change the color of the water anymore.
How to Use the Tea Bags
Use one tea bag for each 10 gallons of water. Simply rinse the tea bag under a faucet until soaked, then let it float in the tank until you get the color you want. Usually a light yellow-brown is what the normal watercolor of the betta's habitat is. In 10 gallons this may take a day or two. Then remove so you don't lower the ph too much by having rotting plant leaves in the tank.
