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Pieces size 40-60 long 5-15 diameter
Branches are priced per 1 piece 1 quantity = 1 piece. All natural decorative objects will vary, the image is provided as a guide only. Visit us instore for best chances of getting your dream piece. I. Regulate Water Quality Lower the pH Value The bark slowly releases substances such as tannic acid and humic acid in water, making the water weakly acidic. This is suitable for ornamental fish that prefer an acidic environment, such as tetra fish, dwarf cichlids, and snakehead fish. Soften the Water Quality The organic substances in the bark can combine with calcium and magnesium ions in the water, reducing the hardness of the water. This is especially suitable for fish that are raised in soft water. Stabilize the Water Quality The substances released by the bark can simulate the humus environment in natural water bodies, helping to maintain the acid – base balance of the water quality and reducing water quality fluctuations. II. Provide Habitat and Hiding Environment Simulate the Natural Ecology The texture and crevices of the bark provide hidden spaces for fish, especially small fish and juvenile fish, reducing their stress response. For example, tetra fish and shrimp can hide from natural enemies in the crevices of the bark. Promote Reproduction Some egg – laying fish, such as dwarf cichlids, lay their eggs on the surface of the bark. The rough surface of the bark can adsorb fish eggs, increasing the hatching success rate. III. Cultivate Beneficial Microorganisms Biological Filtration Carrier The porous structure of the bark is an ideal attachment site for beneficial microorganisms such as nitrifying bacteria. It can enhance the biological filtration capacity of the fish tank and decompose harmful substances such as ammonia nitrogen and nitrite. Maintain Ecological Balance When microorganisms decompose the organic matter in the bark, it forms part of the food chain, providing food for shrimp, snails, etc., and promoting a virtuous cycle in the fish tank ecosystem. IV. Decoration and Aesthetic Effects Natural Landscape Style The tan texture of the bark, when paired with waterweeds and sunken wood, can create natural landscapes such as native streams and tropical rainforests, enhancing the ornamental value of the fish tank. Enrich the Hierarchical Structure The bark can be stacked or laid flat at the bottom of the fish tank, forming a staggered layout with stones and waterweeds, increasing the three – dimensional sense of space.
