Dry Mulberry Leaves Organic Protein Food Crystal Red Cherry Shrimp Aquarium (20 Leaves)

Shrimp love them

Shrimp liked ‘em, snails loved ‘em. They break down fast because of how delicate the leaves are but they look nice

Nice full leaves. Not broken up. My shrimp and snails live this stuff after it softens for about a day or so.

Leaves arrived crushed and broken. Unable to use for my shrimp. No return policy applies to these leaves.

I don't have my shrimp just yet but I'm cycling my new tank and getting all my stuff ready. These came highly recommended and I'm sure the quality is good. Main issue is they arrived crushed, so they are in fish flake sized bits. Not sure the best way to use them in this state, maybe add bits during feedings?

I'm not exactly sure what happened, but even though I did kind of overfeed these mulberry continued to wreak havoc to my remaining shrimps even when the ammonia levels and nitrites are brought back down to zero (I vacuumed the mulberry leaf debris as much as I could already). I keep thinking maybe there's something in the leaves themselves or something that keeps making the water toxic to my shrimps. I checked many times over several days and the shrimps just keep dying one by one with 0 ammonia and 0 nitrite. Before I fed them with this (just a little bit), my rare Sulawesi shrimps were booming with babies and eggs and rarely any deaths. This is the biggest and most expensive mistakes I've made by feeding my shrimps with mulberry leaves when they didn't need it!

My shrimp absolutely love these leaves. Better than the almond ones. They're packaged looking brittle but with care I put mine in a pan of water, boil a few minutes and then plop in my shrimp tanks. Every time the mulberry leaves are a winner. ordered multiple times.

My only complaint is there were a lot of broken pieces.