Fritz Aquatics Dark Water Almond Leaf Extract for Betta's 4 oz

This is the closest additive you can get to simulate the natural habitat of Bettas and koi. Added to spring water, your fish will love it and if you change your water by at least one quarter each week, it will help your fish stay stress free. Your tank will last longer between total cleaning. Cheaper too than buying better water.

I have Angels , Rams, Discus and this helps condition the water and keep the fish healthy

This is our Stoplight Shrimp Aquascape 10 gallon cube tank. We have red, blue and yellow Neocaridina shrimp. My husband will puts 2 cap fulls in when he does his water changes. It will tint the water and shrimp like it.

I like the product but I wish they had it in bigger bottles, the reason it’s in a small bottle is cause people keep bettas in small tanks well I have a 10 gallon and 2 bottles is how much I would need to meet the dosage ...buttt this is a very good product and I highly recommend it if you have a small aquarium like 5 or less gallons

My fish did like this, and it’s easier than dealing with rotting leaves, but you go through the bottle really fast if you have 5-10 gallons to treat. I would order more, but it’s not cost effective. I’ll just deal with the leaves.

For a 20-gallon tank (which I have) you will be like 4+ of this bottle to make it a dark water tank. If you have shrimps, I would recommend the catappa leaves. It might be slower at making your tank dark water but then the leaves can be some source of food for your shrimps.

This is my first time buying, and I am pleased so far well also by the leaf next time

I used this in two different betta tanks killed both of my bettas! The only thing different was use dark water instead of regular water conditioner! Not happy at all.