Oak leaves?
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If you want the anti bacterial benefits of the tannins leaves provide (without the eventual particulate , just soak leaves in a bucket, filter, and add the tea colored water during water changes.
I recently added some oak leaves into my small
Pond the guppies seems to enjoy swimming around it ,
If I cant find a oak tree does anybody have any suggestions on when I can buy or find bulk of oak leafs ??? Lfs sell 2 large leafs for 3 bucks
Not crazy but ill add up to cover a large tank
I like the ideas and pics in this thread awesome ideas guys
Im In southern ca (south Orange County )
Pond the guppies seems to enjoy swimming around it ,
If I cant find a oak tree does anybody have any suggestions on when I can buy or find bulk of oak leafs ??? Lfs sell 2 large leafs for 3 bucks
Not crazy but ill add up to cover a large tank
I like the ideas and pics in this thread awesome ideas guys
Im In southern ca (south Orange County )
Too bad you're not in the DC area. I've got an 70+ ft Pin Oak out back and an even bigger Willow oak out front...in the fall you could take a truck of the things for free!
Are all oak leaves ok? Any other kinds I could use that maybe be native to my area
Maybe what to avoid is easier to list
Maybe what to avoid is easier to list
Yes except maybe walnut. They may be safe but the tree carries toxins so may not be worth the risk.
I have a magnolia tree in my backyard. Magnolia grandifolia. Lots of leaves. Beautiful all the time, specially when it blooms.
