tanaman Ketapang
merupakan tanaman yang dari ahli suku Combretaceae dengan penamaan saintifik Terminalia catappa. L
yang berasal dari kepulauan Melayu, Asia Tenggara.
Tumbuh-tumbuhan ketapang banyak dimanfaatkan untuk diambil fungsinya sebagai tanaman ubat tradisional. Di Indonesia sendiri tumbuh-tumbuhan ketapang banyak dimanfaatkan dan ditanam untuk diambil kualiti kayu nya untuk menjadi salah satu bahan mentah industry kraf perabot.
Penggunaan daun ketapang sebagai antibakteria semulajadi dalam menjaga kualiti air kolam budidaya ikan, belum banyak diketahui oleh petani ikan, hal ini kerana minimumnya maklumat mengenai kandungan dan fungsi daun ketapang.Usaha penanaman ikan air tawar merupakan jenis usaha yang banyak menjadi pilihan petani ikan di Indonesia, tinggi permintaan akan dimakan ikan air tawar selalu menunjukan graf peningkatan di setiap tahunnya, Ini lah yang menjadi daya tarik pengembangan usaha budidaya ikan semakin menjamur, baik pembudidayaan jenis pembesaran dan pembiakan benih.
Keberhasilan Budidaya Ikan Air Tawar sangat ditentukan oleh faktor lingkungan yaitu KUALITAS AIR keberadaan air sebagai media kehidupan ikan harus menjadi perhatiaan utama pembudidaya sebagai komponen keberhasilan.Indikator air kolam yang memiliki kualitas air yang buruk adalah munculnya berbagai penyakit pada ikan.
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Nama tempatan : Daun Ketapang
Scientific Name: Terminalia Catappa Leaves
Berbagai cara yang selalu digunakan oleh Penternak Ikan peliharaan akuarium
Yang biasa saya lakukan dan juga Penternak Ikan peliharaan akuarium akuarium.
Ada juga yang masukkan daun kering itu terus kedalam akuarium terutama yang memerlihara udang. sekitar 2-3 hari. Udang akan makan daun yang telah lembut terkena air.
cara yang kurang populaer dengan merebus 1-2 lt air dengan daun tersebut, selepas air sejuk barukan masukkan airnya sahaja kedalam akuarium
Other Benefits
- Simulate black water condition which is the natural environment for the tropical fish and shrimps.
- Cure sick fish of bacterial infections and to help speed up healing of damaged fins or body injuries. However it is not a magic "cure-all", especially when dealing with diseases like dropsy, velvet etc. think of it as more of a preventative medicine.
- Enhance fertility of fishes -Contain humic acids and tannins which have anti-bacterial & anti-fungal properties.
- Contains chemical that will bind with ammonia in the water. -Enhances the natural color of the fish
- Lowers the pH of the water and absorbs harmful chemicals.
- Recommended for all fresh water fishes kept in small containers without filters, specially during transportation.
- Dosage: Put one leaf in a 10 - 15 gallon tank. Discard the leaf after 1 week and replace with a new leaf.
Habitat asal pokok ketapang adalah dari Asia Tenggara, pokok Ketapang biasanya boleh ditemui di tepi pantai dan juga di tepi lebuhraya. Pokok ini hidup subur di tempat yang berpasir.
Scientific Name: Terminalia Catappa Leaves
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Terminalia Catappa Leaves for Ornamental Fish
Saya suka melihat ikan peliharaan saya cantik dan sehat. Berbagai cari kita menjaga ikan peliharan kita. saya kongsikan satu cara yang saya guna.
Habitat asal pokok ketapang adalah dari Asia Tenggara, pokok Ketapang biasanya boleh ditemui di tepi pantai dan juga di tepi lebuhraya. Pokok ini hidup subur di tempat yang berpasir.
Disekitar kawasan rumah banyak terdapat pokok ini. Daun ini dapat membantu ikan dalam akurium.
Fungsi daun ketapang ini adalah untuk mengawal PH air dan menyerap sebarang bahan kimia yang terkandung dalam akuarium
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I share my experience with you
Terminalia Catappa Leaves for Ornamental Fish
Saya suka melihat ikan peliharaan saya cantik dan sehat. Berbagai cari kita menjaga ikan peliharan kita. saya kongsikan satu cara yang saya guna.
Habitat asal pokok ketapang adalah dari Asia Tenggara, pokok Ketapang biasanya boleh ditemui di tepi pantai dan juga di tepi lebuhraya. Pokok ini hidup subur di tempat yang berpasir.
Disekitar kawasan rumah banyak terdapat pokok ini. Daun ini dapat membantu ikan dalam akurium.
Fungsi daun ketapang ini adalah untuk mengawal PH air dan menyerap sebarang bahan kimia yang terkandung dalam akuarium
Berbagai cara yang selalu digunakan oleh Penternak Ikan peliharaan akuarium
Yang biasa saya lakukan dan juga Penternak Ikan peliharaan akuarium akuarium.
degan direndam di dalam air 1-2 Lt dalam bekas lain selama 2-3 hari , buang daun dan masukkan dalam akuarium.
Ada juga yang masukkan daun kering itu terus kedalam akuarium terutama yang memerlihara udang. sekitar 2-3 hari. Udang akan makan daun yang telah lembut terkena air.
cara yang kurang populaer dengan merebus 1-2 lt air dengan daun tersebut, selepas air sejuk barukan masukkan airnya sahaja kedalam akuarium
Tidak kira bagaimana anda guna, bersihkan daun kering dengan air terlebih dahulu.
Other Benefits
- Simulate black water condition which is the natural environment for the tropical fish and shrimps.
- Cure sick fish of bacterial infections and to help speed up healing of damaged fins or body injuries. However it is not a magic "cure-all", especially when dealing with diseases like dropsy, velvet etc. think of it as more of a preventative medicine.
- Enhance fertility of fishes -Contain humic acids and tannins which have anti-bacterial & anti-fungal properties.
- Contains chemical that will bind with ammonia in the water. -Enhances the natural color of the fish
- Lowers the pH of the water and absorbs harmful chemicals.
- Recommended for all fresh water fishes kept in small containers without filters, specially during transportation.
- Dosage: Put one leaf in a 10 - 15 gallon tank. Discard the leaf after 1 week and replace with a new leaf.
Habitat asal pokok ketapang adalah dari Asia Tenggara, pokok Ketapang biasanya boleh ditemui di tepi pantai dan juga di tepi lebuhraya. Pokok ini hidup subur di tempat yang berpasir.
Indian Almond Leaves For Betta Fish Cleaning Treatment LS
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Scientific Name: Terminalia Catappa Leaves
Common Name: Indian Almond Leaves, Tropical Almond Leaves, Sweet Almond Leaves, Wild Almond Leaves, Sea Almond Leaves, Catappa Leaves, Java Almond Leaves, Ketapang Leaves.
Indian almond leaves have been widely used by Asian breeders of tropical fish (Angel fish, Arowanas, Cardinals, Corydoras, Discus, Betta etc) to stimulate breeding and promote health and vitality in tropical fish.
They love it!
Shrimps like to feed on the nutricious leaf after it softens in water. You can add the leaf directly into the tank or may be boiled and the extract to be added into the tank.
Other Benefits
-Simulate black water condition which is the natural environment for the tropical fish and shrimps.
-Cure sick fish of bacterial infections and to help speed up healing of damaged fins or body injuries. However it is not a magic "cure-all", especially when dealing with diseases like dropsy, velvet etc. think of it as more of a preventative medicine.
-Enhance fertility of fishes
-Contain humic acids and tannins which have anti-bacterial & anti-fungal properties.
-Contains chemical that will bind with ammonia in the water.
-Contains calcium needed to activate the muscles and to develop strong bones, teeth and scales.
-Enhances the natural color of the fish
-Lowers the pH of the water and absorbs harmful chemicals.
-Adds essential trace elements to the water.
-Recommended for all fresh water fishes kept in small containers without filters, specially during transportation.
-Dosage: Put one leaf in a 10 - 15 gallon tank. Discard the leaf after 1 week and replace with a new leaf.
Gambar
Scientific Name: Terminalia Catappa Leaves
Common Name: Indian Almond Leaves, Tropical Almond Leaves, Sweet Almond Leaves, Wild Almond Leaves, Sea Almond Leaves, Catappa Leaves, Java Almond Leaves, Ketapang Leaves.
Indian almond leaves have been widely used by Asian breeders of tropical fish (Angel fish, Arowanas, Cardinals, Corydoras, Discus, Betta etc) to stimulate breeding and promote health and vitality in tropical fish.
They love it!
Shrimps like to feed on the nutricious leaf after it softens in water. You can add the leaf directly into the tank or may be boiled and the extract to be added into the tank.
Other Benefits
-Simulate black water condition which is the natural environment for the tropical fish and shrimps.
-Cure sick fish of bacterial infections and to help speed up healing of damaged fins or body injuries. However it is not a magic "cure-all", especially when dealing with diseases like dropsy, velvet etc. think of it as more of a preventative medicine.
-Enhance fertility of fishes
-Contain humic acids and tannins which have anti-bacterial & anti-fungal properties.
-Contains chemical that will bind with ammonia in the water.
-Contains calcium needed to activate the muscles and to develop strong bones, teeth and scales.
-Enhances the natural color of the fish
-Lowers the pH of the water and absorbs harmful chemicals.
-Adds essential trace elements to the water.
-Recommended for all fresh water fishes kept in small containers without filters, specially during transportation.
-Dosage: Put one leaf in a 10 - 15 gallon tank. Discard the leaf after 1 week and replace with a new leaf.
GIANT INDIAN ALMOND CATAPPA KETAPANG LEAVES aquarium
Superb for Health, Vitality, and Succesful Breeding!
We hand picked the leaves from live pesticide-free Catappa trees. The thick and matured leaves are sanitized & sun-baked for 3 days to produce the highest grade product for your beloved fishes. Preparing and sorting these leaves need plenty of time and dedication. Smell them and be amazed by the fragrance.
Indian almond leaves have been widely used by Asian breeders of tropical fish (Angel fish, Arowanas, Cardinals, Corydoras, Discus, Betta etc) to stimulate breeding and promote health and vitality in tropical fish. They love it! We have feedback from customer that her betta is making bubble nest immediately after she placed the first leaf into her tank. Shrimps like to feed on the nutricious leaf after it softens in water. You can add the leaf directly into the tank or may be boiled and the extract to be added into the tank.
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The Town Where Our Indian Almond Leave Grow
Other Benefits
-Simulate black water condition which is the natural environment for the tropical fish and shrimps.
-Cure sick fish of bacterial infections and to help speed up healing of damaged fins or body injuries. However it is not a magic "cure-all", especially when dealing with diseases like dropsy, velvet etc. think of it as more of a preventative medicine.
-Enhance fertility of fishes
-Contain humic acids and tannins which have anti-bacterial & anti-fungal properties.
-Contains chemical that will bind with ammonia in the water.
-Contains calcium needed to activate the muscles and to develop strong bones, teeth and scales.
-Enhances the natural color of the fish
-Lowers the pH of the water and absorbs harmful chemicals.
-Adds essential trace elements to the water.
-Recommended for all fresh water fishes kept in small containers without filters, specially during transportation.
-Dosage: Put one leaf in a 10 - 15 gallon tank. Discard the leaf after 1 week and replace with a new leaf.
Keep Fishes In Good Condition
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We hand picked the leaves from live pesticide-free Catappa trees. The thick and matured leaves are sanitized & sun-baked for 3 days to produce the highest grade product for your beloved fishes. Preparing and sorting these leaves need plenty of time and dedication. Smell them and be amazed by the fragrance.
Indian almond leaves have been widely used by Asian breeders of tropical fish (Angel fish, Arowanas, Cardinals, Corydoras, Discus, Betta etc) to stimulate breeding and promote health and vitality in tropical fish. They love it! We have feedback from customer that her betta is making bubble nest immediately after she placed the first leaf into her tank. Shrimps like to feed on the nutricious leaf after it softens in water. You can add the leaf directly into the tank or may be boiled and the extract to be added into the tank.
Gambar tasik
The Town Where Our Indian Almond Leave Grow
Other Benefits
-Simulate black water condition which is the natural environment for the tropical fish and shrimps.
-Cure sick fish of bacterial infections and to help speed up healing of damaged fins or body injuries. However it is not a magic "cure-all", especially when dealing with diseases like dropsy, velvet etc. think of it as more of a preventative medicine.
-Enhance fertility of fishes
-Contain humic acids and tannins which have anti-bacterial & anti-fungal properties.
-Contains chemical that will bind with ammonia in the water.
-Contains calcium needed to activate the muscles and to develop strong bones, teeth and scales.
-Enhances the natural color of the fish
-Lowers the pH of the water and absorbs harmful chemicals.
-Adds essential trace elements to the water.
-Recommended for all fresh water fishes kept in small containers without filters, specially during transportation.
-Dosage: Put one leaf in a 10 - 15 gallon tank. Discard the leaf after 1 week and replace with a new leaf.
Keep Fishes In Good Condition
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Using Indian almond leaves in aquariums
Using Indian almond leaves in aquariums
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Indian almond leaves (IAL) have traditionally been used by Betta (Siamese Fighting Fish) breeders in South East Asia to mimic the natural Betta habitat. They are believed to aid the fish in a number of ways, such as helping fighting fish heal after a battle and inducing spawning in breeding tanks.
Unfortunately, the affect of Indian almond leaves on aquarium fish has not been scientifically studied yet so it is difficult to separate the truth from the myth. I can only speak from personal experience and my own good track record using Indian almond leaves, and base my conclusions on reports gathered from other fish keepers.
Why do aquarists use Indian almond leaves?
The poor man’s water conditioner
Indian almond leaves are often described as ”the poor man’s water conditioner” due to their capacity of altering the water chemistry in an aquarium.
In the wild, fish evolve to fit into their particular habitat and having to live in another type of environment in captivity is often difficult for them. Even if your fish manages to survive in less than ideal conditions, there is a great difference between thriving and merely staying alive. If your fish hails from a habitat where leaves and other plant debris regularly falls into the water and decompose, your fish will be used to that kind of environment and trying to mimic it in the aquariums is strongly recommended. Leaves that fall into the water release a myriad of different compounds, from trace minerals to dyes, and animals living in the water adapt to having all these different compounds readily available. When we place fish in our “clean” and rather unnatural aquariums, we in avertedly deprive them of access to a long row of different compounds present in their native habitat. If your fish hails from the type of environment described above, Indian almond leaves are one way of making life in captivity a little more natural for your pet.
Just like driftwood and peat, Indian almond leaves release ample amounts of tannins into the water. The tannins affect the pH-value (how much will depend on the buffer capacity of your water) and you will also see how the water turns dark – just like a blackwater river. Needless to say, water rich in tannins is appreciated by fish species that hail from such environments in the wild. So called blackwater habitats are formed when rivers flow slowly through heavily forested areas where falling leaves and other plant debris end up decomposing in the water.
You can find more detailed information about the chemistry of Indian almond leaves in on the Indian almond leaves chemistry page. That page also includes a section on blackwater habitats.
N.B! Using almond leaves will give the water in your aquarium a yellow to reddish tea-coloured shade. Exactly how dark the water gets depends on the concentration of tannins in the water. Some aquarists dislike this tint which they find unsightly, but try to keep in mind that for fish hailing from blackwater habitats this dark water is actually the normal state of things and the crispy “clean” 100% transparent water without any hint of colour favoured by many aquarists is quite unnatural for them.
Is it true that Indian almond leaves prevent and cure diseases in aquariums?
Indian almond leaves are rich in compounds produces by the tree to protect itself against bacteria, fungi and similar organisms. Because of this, it has been speculated that adding Indian almond leaves to an aquarium will decrease the risk of disease in the tank or even help fish. As far as I know, no one has yet carried out any scientific study to verify this claim. Compounds found in Indian almond leaves have however been researched for their potential health benefits for the human body. Quercetin, a type of flavonoid found in Indian almond leaves, is for instance considered anti-inflammatory and has antioxidant properties1 , while several other flavonoids present in these leaves – such as kaempferol – decrease the risk of developing certain types of cancer.
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